In order to realize such fine-grained and informative feedback, the various authors suggest (a) addressing the learners where they currently are, (b) working out their strengths and weaknesses to support them individually, according to their particular needs, and (c) designing, adapting and delivering tailor-made instructions and opportunities to learn.
They want to bring the Balkan Slavs back under the great Northern umbrella, citing too many regional weaknesses for Europe to support gypsies in Romania, and poor people in Bulgaria.
I've wondered about that word weak, not only because it is so often associated with women, but because what they're calling her weakness was their refusal to support her.
One weakness was the inability to support confidential one-to-one conversations with participants during the group sessions, which the physiotherapist solved by using the telephone for this purpose.
With the successful implementation of the current South African antenatal PMTCT programmes aiming to reduce vertical transmission of HIV to less than five percent [ 9], poor follow-up of HIV-exposed infants remains a major weakness, undermining the ability to support safe infant feeding practices and to measure infant HIV-free survival at 18 months.
Admit your weaknesses and find others to support you in those areas.
The epidemiological literature is sparse for most outcomes studied and plagued by small sample size, methodological weaknesses, and thus fails to support a conclusion of an adverse effect of phthalate exposure.
We conducted a critical review of the literature to weigh the strengths and weaknesses of evidence used to support recommendations for vaccinating beyond the age of sexual debut, and to propose likely benefits and drawbacks associated with various recommendations if applied in public health programmes in low-resource settings.
The police, who know where their weaknesses lie, are mostly willing to support this, but politicians have ducked it.State cash should go to where the problems are.
Amin and colleagues described different methods of assessment, along with their strengths, weaknesses and the available evidence to support or refute its use [ 26]. Figure 2 summarizes the appropriate methods for each level of assessment according to Miller's framework.
