The latter assesses the degree to which the leadership stimulates encouragement and empowerment to take part in decision-making and developments.
Respondents felt that collaboration will stimulate support and encouragement and provide a platform for sharing expertise with others in the SADC.
For example, the emotional and cognitive processes associated with involvement in different jobs may be alternatively stimulated through the encouragement of exchanges between teachers and other professionals, as well as through involving teachers in different kinds of activities that include collaborations or interactions with the world outside the school.
More broadly, the novel "mini-team" local peer support structure provided on-going information and encouragement whilst stimulating broader discussion of generic academic principles and learning objectives.
In doing so, it is hoped, we will have more success than we have had in the last 100 years, while stimulating innovation through the encouragement of diverse and robust technologies.
Some of what needs to be done is very congenial to Tory ears – low taxes to stimulate entrepreneurship, more competition and encouragement of small firms.
The encouragement was, well, encouraging.
It chose to set up in Shanghai, citing encouragement from the city, which is keen to stimulate more trade and whose population of 23m makes it the largest in the world.
Even if German leaders were inclined to try to stimulate spending, it is questionable whether tax cuts or other government encouragement would do much for shops in places like Hanau, economists say.
Carson dedicated her 1951 book The Sea Around Us to Beebe, writing "My absorption in the mystery and meaning of the sea have been stimulated and the writing of this book aided by the friendship and encouragement of William Beebe".
(Noting differences stimulates curiosity. We're motivated to ask: what makes the differences and why do they exist?). - Support and encourage rather than criticize, and transform judgment into encouragement.
