Sentence examples for responsive approaches from inspiring English sources
The report makes recommendations for creating more engaging classroom environments, including both preventative approaches and responsive approaches.
Responsive approaches included encouragement and praise for the students' behaviour and not responding to disengagement with "old-fashioned discipline".
We will explore culturally responsive approaches to: learning; learning standards; instruction and assessment; creating caring, democratic learning communities; selecting curriculum content, and engaging all students in learning.
The books starts with a discussion of traditional approaches to choice-of-law problems, followed by an examination how modern courts and commentators have struggled to formulate more responsive approaches.
To achieve long-term repair and good clinical outcomes, biologically responsive approaches that focus on repair and reconstitution of tissue structure and function through drug release, receptor recognition, environmental responsiveness and tuned biodegradability are required.
Epperson: This is an exciting time for social work to lead an era of decarceration: actively undoing mass incarceration, and replacing it with more responsive approaches whenever possible.
But using trading standards officers would be a much more responsive approach to a new and bewildering problem for enforcement agencies.
Feedback from care workers and service users showed that short visits prevented a more flexible, responsive approach to homecare being adopted.
In some parts of the welfare state, this more responsive approach is already taking place, but it needs to go further and become the norm.
When I turn this around I see that this kind of creative, responsive approach to learning is in fact the most exciting element of the work we do.
They demonstrate an acute and responsive approach to Lonergan's writing - a script that sets out to hit a lot of emotional buttons, coming sometimes quite close to the melodrama of the daytime small-screen.
