Sentence examples for rigid script from inspiring English sources

Patients thus become formally adherent to treatment, on the basis of a rigid "script".

There is also scant evidence that these tests encourage teachers to become better at helping individual children; in fact, some studies show that the tests protect bad teachers by hiding their lack of skill behind narrow goals and rigid scripts.

DI, the centrepiece of Pearson's education platform and now used in remote Indigenous schools in the Northern Territory and Western Australia, has divided teachers, communities and politicians with its rigid scripting, emphasis on basic literacy and numeracy and the cost of ongoing monitoring by its US writers.

The study also suggests that the teacher (i.e., Tracey) who had gone through a teacher training program and taught in the Taiwanese educational system seemed to have a more rigid cultural script of learning and teaching, cast more doubt on CLT, and experience more frustration in her teaching in the United States.

Many participants described the experience of having an ultrasound as one of trying to navigate and resist a rigid sociotechnical "script" (Akrich 1994) that was incompatible with their own experiences of pregnancy: I purposely chose not to look... it was very much like I'm not looking.

His conclusion: the close quarters and fleeting duration of the ride encourage passengers to deviate from the rigid social scripts that govern Japanese public life.

However even though the teachers are familiar with this reading program, we are being forced to follow rigid timelines and scripts.

The cast was too large, the format too rigid and much of the script over-familiar.

Mr. Janeczko takes pains to point out that he's not trying to force entrepreneurs to stick to a rigid, one-size-fits-all script.

That's what makes Haneke's rigid contrivances the pristinely repressed and filtered script and images, the directorial straight face held with iron bands to suppress laughter all the more repellent.

It is a widespread misconception of CSCL scripts that they are rigid digital stencils of interaction meant for ensuring individual knowledge acquisition at the expense of naturally occurring collaboration.