Students considered "at-risk" for any number of factors might be included in a SPARK group, and the curriculum involves group design of rules and consequences, emphasis on
commonalties and encouragement of mutual support, empathic responding and reflections, reflections of group process, and individual intake and outtake interviews.
"We must endeavour together with our Muslim neighbours to consolidate our
commonalties, which ensure wholeness and integrity, and we must preserve our diversities which enrich community," he said.
The study has identified
commonalties in perceptions regarding accessibility, sense of achievement, and other themes related to the program.
This level shows that there are some
commonalties that human and animal minds share because we are living on the same planet and descended from the same slimy ancestors.
"Examination of these ideals," he writes, "reveals both the
commonalties and diversities within and among Asian traditions--enough
commonalties so that one could conceive of shared Asian values even though one recognizes that historically there was little cross-fertilization between, say, Confucianism and Hinduism."
These visits illustrated both the
commonalties and the differences of the two educational systems.
Each seems to have its own distinctive approach, but at the same time there are
commonalties. Here are some of the best practices which executives at Johnson Controls, Inc., IBN, and Verizon say have contributed to their success.
He will examine the "traditional" roles of planetary exploration and terrestrial mining with a focus on
commonalties and cross-pollination potential.
In fact, these standards capture the
commonalties which are evident in the many definitions of information literacy, thus allowing us to divorce ourselves from the scholarly debate and concentrate on teaching and promoting the concept (Grassian and Kaplowitz 2001, 8).
Harrison describes his latest effort, co-edited with Victor Leo Walker and Gus Edwards, as "the first collection of essential texts to offer a critical analysis of the historical, theoretical and performance
commonalties of Black Theatre practice throughout the African Diaspora." Black Theatre: Ritual Performance in the African Diaspora includes thirty-two well-crafted, rigorously researched essays grouped into four interconnected sections: "African Roots," "Mythology and Metaphysics," "Dramaturgical Practice," and "Performance." These sections are largely symbolic, as the essays signify with and against one another in a text best appreciated in its entirety.
Super (1983) delineated the
commonalties and distinctions between the classical "matching" model of career counseling and the developmental approach.
Furthermore, language and regional
commonalties may also occur across national lines." (Gupta N, 2002) For example, Ismaili Muslims from Kenya and Hindus or Jains from India may both speak and read Gujarati.