It remains the predominant organizational structure within which learning takes place today, despite significant social, economic, and cultural changes over the past century that could have resulted in alternate ways to structure time for learning.
The IDND consultancy round, which is part of the bimonthly meeting, offers structured time and space for the generation and sharing of innovative ideas, potential solutions, and member-to-member shared perspectives and support.
20 Some groups are structured, time limited, and last for about ten sessions, 21 while others are long-term open groups.
Parents who structure time for their child to use the computer and use it wisely have found great benefits.
For example: structuring time for work, recreation, employment, graduating from college, and dealing with the emotional ups and downs of relationships.
Administration items surveyed the number of attended patients, number of staff, staffing structure, time for initial assessment, waiting time for service, and percentage of attrition.
You can talk lofty principles all you like, but it's structure – designating time for something, then doing it – that gets things done.
This, in turn, could allow it to rejoin NATO's integrated military structure in time for NATO's 60th anniversary summit in 2009.
For a treehouse in the Adirondacks, the crew worked 22 days straight through the black-fly season, covered in netting, to finish the structure in time for the Fourth of July weekend.
Hearts will vote in favour of proposals to change Scotland's league structure in time for next season.
