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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Development Movement"”.
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Knowing ourselves : an emerging dialogue between nature and leaders
… the participants experienced a paradigm shift in developmental movement in the meaning making of their evolving self-knowledge, self-identity, and self-narrative. This research exploration is supported by constructive developmental theory and informed by complexity leadership theory, and considers …
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Curriculum Development as a Subversive Activity? Discourse and Ideology in the Evolution of Curriculum Policy in Ireland 1980-2005
… in the process under review. The growth and development of the discourses of change, of flexibility and of consultation are identified and examined. Three conclusions are drawn. Firstly, curriculum discourse was generated by forces at the margins of the education system. A central feature of …
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Bog Turtle Distribution in Virginia: Assessing Proposed Methods for Finding New Localities and Examining Movement Between Wetlands
… have bog turtles. My last chapter investigated movement of bog turtles in a landscape impacted by anthropogenic development. Movement of turtles between adjacent sites is critical to maintaining genetic diversity and maintaining metapopulation integrity. Despite this importance, records of long …
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Enacting Cognition: Actor Education and the Performance of Everyday Life
… thinking and feeling create our sense of be-ing. Movement between inner and outer helps determine the success of a dramatic experience. Literature from the disciplines of cognitive studies, dramatic arts, education, philosophy, psychology, and neurophysiology is examined alongside interviews with …
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Using movement homework activities to enhance the phonological skills of children whose primary communication difficulty is a phonological disorder.
… Second, a preschool child does not receive developmentally appropriate treatment; in other words, the application of therapeutic approaches is not modified to fit the audience (e.g., cycles approach). Third, a preschool child naturally has short attention spans and often benefit from gross …