The approach is to help teachers proactively acknowledge and manage cultural and religious controversies with directed discussions, or if the teachers choose not to be proactive, to help them manage these controversies should they arise in the classroom.
In this manner, many Native Americans' concerns can be proactively acknowledged and accommodated to provide a more respectful and welcoming learning and working environment and increase their participation in STEM, to everyone's benefit.
At 0.06, 0.07 and 0.08 the researcher should have been proactively considering, investigating, and acknowledging the full range of possible problems.
Wexman is withholding judgment on Herring, acknowledging that he came forward "proactively" about his past error.
Research by Stanford Health Policy's Michelle Mello looks at what happens when a group of hospitals started systematically acknowledging adverse outcomes in care by apologizing and proactively offering compensation where substandard care caused serious harm.
Whereas other companies in our research struggled to create effective cooperation, the New York Times Company succeeded because the senior management team acknowledged and proactively managed the tensions.
My advice is to: a) proactively follow up, b) acknowledge that it was a tough situation, and c) focus on the positive.
We would go further to recommend that decision-makers should explicitly acknowledge and proactively address public responses to the consultation, as part of their 'conversation' with local communities.
As it is, they're essentially acknowledging that they will constantly be playing catch-up, when they could be saying they're proactively addressing the security concerns, the way Google does with Chrome's exploit bounty.
Instead, active listening entails proactively interrupting the other party to paraphrase what he has said, asking follow-up questions to better understand confusing assertions, and acknowledging the highly charged emotions that may lurk below the surface.
