In VET, the definition includes teachers of the school element of dual system apprenticeships; trainers in the in company element of dual systems are excluded (OECD 2013a, b).
Table 1 Effectiveness elements of drug use prevention planning at school Element Definition Reference Life skills content Training in personal skills such as negotiation, self-esteem promotion and decision-making strategies Winters et al. (2007): It is the "primary focus" (p. 375) of the adolescent-targeted prevention.
Joan Morgan of The Village Voice complimented Elliott's "ability to capture the ain't-afraid-to-sweat flava" and stated "Elliott mines the best of hip-hop's old-school elements for throwback tracks that are engagingly sparse and elemental".
On camera, he often advocated hockey's old-school elements, particularly physical toughness and fighting.
He has incorporated charter-school elements, like accountability, into his city schools.
They say they have a battle on with their group's old-school elements but they are trying to change Labour's culture and practices, not single out particular MPs, and fixating on the party rule book.
Once hailed as a kind of free-market solution offering parents an escape from moribund public schools, elements of the charter school movement have prompted growing concern in recent years.
But overall, the global warming impact of metals is still dominated by the old-school elements iron and aluminum.
With the movie stripped down to old-school basics, in the 2-D version the muscle behind this production was stripped down to three older-school elements that matter more than any computer ever will: story, story, story -- and it was here that "Avatar" became a tad bit gooey for my political tastes.
"But then the lifeblood is the grassroots, the schools element as well, but also the regions.
