This pilot study investigates the effect of indirect language stimulation (ILS) techniques on the receptive and expressive oral language of 4-year-olds, using techniques that can be easily taught to teachers and implemented in the classroom.
In Boardman and Woodruff's (2004) study of the impact of a new instructional practice in a state-wide student assessment in the USA, the high-stakes assessment had impacted on teaching practices regarding which teaching components to implement, how often to use these components, and what materials to utilise for test preparation.
Which brings us to the third skill that you must have but haven't been taught — the ability to implement at scale, the ability to get colleagues along the entire chain of care functioning like pit crews for patients.
The curricula provide some education on breastfeeding (2 3 h), introduction of solids, and infant routines, but the content is primarily education-focused and mothers are not taught behavioral skills to implement recommended behaviors.
This investigation tests the effectiveness of Stealth Training in (1) teaching instructors to implement the approach themselves and (2) improving social skills in soldiers.
Leadership that is transformational and collaborative, not top-down, needs to be in place at the policy level, to bring about educational reform; at the teaching level, to implement change; and at the level of public health professionals, to put into practice the new skills.
Her 2004 book, "Total Truth: Liberating Christianity from Its Cultural Captivity," teaches readers how to implement Schaeffer's idea that a Biblical world view should suffuse every aspect of one's life.
They have also spent too much money on hiring expensive foreign consultants to concoct development schemes, the report argued, and not enough on teaching Cambodians how to implement them.
However, the program contains elements to teach adolescents how to implement the new skills across different contexts.
