A marriage in which the emphasis is on self development, flexible roles, and open communication.
Individualized Shirts was created on 2001-07-04.
Gallatin School of Individualized Study was created in 1972.
Noel R. Jackson has written: 'Individualized teacher renewal' -- subject(s): Individualized instruction
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The deinstitutionalization of marriage refers to the shift away from traditional norms and expectations surrounding marriage, leading to a more individualized understanding of the institution. This change reflects a growing acceptance of diverse family structures, such as cohabitation, same-sex partnerships, and single-parent households. As a result, marriage is increasingly viewed as a personal choice rather than a social obligation, impacting its significance and the roles within it. This evolution highlights broader societal changes in values regarding commitment, gender roles, and family dynamics.
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The main objectives of individualized instruction are to customize the pace of instruction, create an atmosphere of self-regulation, personalize content, and promote a successful learning experience.
Bonnie B Strickland has written: 'Developing and implementing individualized education programs' -- subject(s): Education, Children with disabilities, Individualized instruction
Some disadvantages of individualized instruction include the challenge of managing multiple learning paths, potential for increased workload for educators, and difficulty in maintaining consistency across all students. There may also be concerns regarding limited social interaction and peer learning opportunities in an individualized setting.
Lynda Marie Goodrich has written: 'An experimental model for individualized instruction in physical education' -- subject(s): Individualized instruction, Physical education and training
Charlene M. Barton has written: 'Individualized art energizers for the elementary classroom' -- subject(s): Art, Individualized instruction, Project method in teaching, Study and teaching (Elementary)
It is because, in a sense, they were never really "married" in the first place. Oh, they have the marriage license, and they had the ceremony, but neither of those is what marriage is about. The traditional idea is that both people give up their identity and create a new unit called a family. There are many social attitudes that lead to an individual mindset within a marriage. Dating services, for instance, push the notion of "soul mates," that there is this one "perfect person" out there just for you. They don't push the notion that relationships are two-sided or that effort is involved to make it work.