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Perspectives in Public Health, 2009
According to the most recent data from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, there are an estimated 759 million adults lacking minimum literacy skills in the world. Health literacy, however, is not just about people’s ability to read and understand health information but also includes the capacity to obtain, process and engage in basic health ...
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According to the most recent data from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, there are an estimated 759 million adults lacking minimum literacy skills in the world. Health literacy, however, is not just about people’s ability to read and understand health information but also includes the capacity to obtain, process and engage in basic health ...
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2017
Abstract This chapter analyzes dance games as transmission systems, assessing their capacity to notate, transmit, and archive embodied repertoires that are typically taught in face-to-face, body-to-body contexts. Dance games ask players to sight-read unfamiliar choreography in real time, mirroring the screen dancer as the routine unfolds.
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Abstract This chapter analyzes dance games as transmission systems, assessing their capacity to notate, transmit, and archive embodied repertoires that are typically taught in face-to-face, body-to-body contexts. Dance games ask players to sight-read unfamiliar choreography in real time, mirroring the screen dancer as the routine unfolds.
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2012
Abstract This chapter describes the essential role of practice in spiritual life. Detailed accounts are given of yoga, meditation, and prayer. The author's personal experiences of each of these forms of practice is combined with descriptions of different forms of practice: yoga asanas and breathing techniques, vipassana, Taoist fusion ...
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Abstract This chapter describes the essential role of practice in spiritual life. Detailed accounts are given of yoga, meditation, and prayer. The author's personal experiences of each of these forms of practice is combined with descriptions of different forms of practice: yoga asanas and breathing techniques, vipassana, Taoist fusion ...
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Perspectives in Public Health, 2011
‘Local innovation’ is a key component of the Government’s white paper on health. But what exactly is expected from the local community, and in reality how is this going to work? Bromley-by-Bow Centre may provide an answer.
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‘Local innovation’ is a key component of the Government’s white paper on health. But what exactly is expected from the local community, and in reality how is this going to work? Bromley-by-Bow Centre may provide an answer.
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Practice Model: Collaborative Practice
Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 1995The concept of collaborative practice is based on the premise that excellent patient care relies on the expertise of several care providers. Collaboration is a complex behavior that requires time, energy, and patience to implement. It demands understanding of its elements and structure, as well as the commitment of clinicians, administrators, insurers,
L, Norsen, J, Opladen, J, Quinn
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Practicing theory and theorizing practice
Rethinking History, 2020History offers the chance to act as an author and actor at the same time. It works as a great stage on which the theatre of the world plays out.
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Practicing the Practice: The Heutagogy Community of Practice
2016Founded in 2013, the Heutagogy Community of Practice aims to promote awareness of and to enact the learning principles that are its topical focus: heutagogy, or self-determined learning. Similar to Communities of Practice, heutagogy shares common theoretical underpinnings in the ideas of emergence, self-organizing systems, human agency, and ...
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