Sentence examples for responsive practices from inspiring English sources

— REBECCA APPEL Universities urged to adopt more responsive practices European universities should create lifelong learning opportunities by making themselves more inclusive and responsive to the needs of a more diverse student base, a new report suggests.

By analyzing the urban redevelopment projects of Beyoğlu and the responsive practices of local actors, this paper highlights the role of community organizations in resisting and challenging the state's urban planning policies.

Furthermore, while the most popular SNS do promote norms of responsive practice, these norms tend to privilege brevity and immediate impact over substance and depth in communication; Vallor (2012) suggests that this bodes poorly for the cultivation of those communicative virtues essential to a flourishing public sphere.

Persistent disparities in pregnancy and birth outcomes between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and other Australians evidence a need to prioritise responsive practice in Maternal Child Health (MCH).

The RLI is a feasible method for improving responsive leadership practices and individualized care.

In contrast, adopting responsive CSR practices significantly alters firms' innovation, such that CSR may create barriers to innovation.

We evaluated the influence of the RLI on i) responsive leadership practices by team leaders; ii) health care aides' (HCAs) self-determination; iii) HCAs' perceived ability to provide individualized care.

Our work as educators has to centre on helping to meet future learning needs in courses/programs by fostering a culture of enquiry within a sustainable learning ecology that is shaped by the ubiquity of information, globally responsive pedagogical practices, academic integrity, and driven by collaboration and informal learning in multiple access points and through multiple mediums.

Maternal depressive symptoms, anxiety and stress have been implicated in less responsive feeding practices [ 3] which, in particular circumstances, may lead to child under-nutrition.

These findings suggest that parents are less likely to use responsive parenting practices with their first-borns than with later-borns.

Conversely, finding at least moderate validity for selected QIs may identify a set where positive evidence of preventive or responsive care practices recorded in the medical record or obtained by care giver interview.