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In short, to know how it is that we can know and know truly, and so distinguish truth from error at a level of concrete relations, occasions an understanding of the possibility for agency that carries within itself a warrant for its own prescriptiveness.

Indeed, although Lemov and Ball were offered up as contrasting poles of teacher preparation in the popular press (Green, 2010), Lemov's "49 techniques that put students on the path to college" and his claim that "everyone, and especially educators, can improve their performance through relentless and deliberate practice" resonate with Ball and Forzani's (2009) calls for "deliberate and unabashed prescriptiveness" in teacher training (p.

Congress despite its extraordinary prescriptiveness and rising

777, 814-16, 814 n.138, 815 nn.143-44 (1985) (providing comprehensive citations to these state provisions and grouping them into four categories based on content and prescriptiveness).

In addition, the reviewer can consider information not included in the test, reducing the tests' prescriptiveness, which could limit the reviewer's ability to identify a breach.

The revised process, documented in the 2012 JCIDS Manual, reduced the CBA's prescriptiveness and significantly cut the document review timelines.

With a similar attitude, Alejandro reinforces the point of expected prescriptiveness with the following comment.

And beyond that, Hill says that the heat map allows UPH leaders to continue to mature the prescriptiveness by which they can make decisions.

Purists may raise an eyebrow at the inclusion of several recipes, including "Nellie Husanara Abdool's pumpkin and shrimp curry", though budding chefs may well find the prescriptiveness useful: "Add curry powder, brown sugar, thyme, salt and pepper.

In the attempt to keep the descriptiveness and prescriptiveness to a minimum one could argue that a CHAT-based coding scheme would always be somewhat prescriptive.

In their volume on monstrosity and childness, Bohlmann and Moreland (somewhat counter-intuitively) resist the prescriptiveness of "childhood" by structuring the sections of their volume according to typical teleological benchmarks associated with coming of age.

By employing the term Fremdplatzierung (placements with strangers), the FZ+F documents avoid the prescriptiveness inherent to terms such as Pflegefamilie (foster family), Pflegekind (foster child), Pflegeplatz (foster care placement), and variations thereof.