We can try to intervene, to support them to embrace life once more.
A school ethos that supports teachers to embrace the latest evidence and research is more likely to adopt innovative, time-saving techniques such as collaborative planning and preparation time.
Medical educators have proposed that resilience could be facilitated by supporting registrars to embrace challenging clinical situations as opportunities for growth [ 2, 17].
Rather, it implied listening to and observing the experience and feelings of women patients, encouraging and supporting staff to embrace change, and monitoring the process and data to observe the impact.
Based on what we have learned first-hand, we know that it is critical to create safe spaces where youth feel supported and encouraged to embrace the type of failures that naturally come along with the prototyping process.
However, financial resources are very limited and the ability of decision-support tools to embrace all these aspects needs urgent assessment.
Michael Petrilli (Supporting Common Core): To embrace the Common Core is, first of all, to embrace the idea that our schools should have standards, all right, that doesn't sound so radical, and that the standards that we have should be set at a high enough level to indicate that our students are ready for what comes next.
Supporting MCH nurses to embrace this opportunity must address concern about negative reactions from parents.
For those of us who fund and support projects, it is our role to embrace and support this natural instinct and not crush it with the weight of predetermined international response.
To embrace, support, turn away, be yanked from, be prevented, seduced, angered, assisted and more, form the language of choreography; the choreographer assembles movements and relationships on a stage to tell our universal stories.
