integrative
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- adjective
- /ˈɪntɪɡrətɪv/
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- Moreover, there is growing evidence that integrative instruction enhances learning.
- integrative education
- integrative approach
- integrative negotiation
My assumption is that these things need to be kind of handled in an integrative way together.
- My assumption is that these things need to be kind of handled in an integrative way together.
- We think the integrative system works to build and support fluency in the following way.
- Phil Tetlock has a great term for this called integrative complexity.
- That is Aufhabung, or sublation if you like, an integrative transcendence taking place.
- My PhD is in integrative meta theories.
- So before you even try those methods, there's many other alternative way or integrative way you can think.
- OK, certain ones, but all of the integrative type of seeing you can learn as as life goes on.
- We often miss this point because the effects of light are what we call slow and integrative.
- Louis, Schwan studied business biology and nutritional science and became the cofounder of Advanced Integrative Health Alliance.
- So instead, if you want to go to the department at UCLA, it's the integrative biology and Physiology or just ibp.ucla.edu.
- And I would say that, you know, after I went to school, integrative holistic school, I became a cleanse person for Cafe Gratitude, M Cafe Erawan.
- And then when it came to the integrative stuff that I was doing, I actually offered an elective at lunchtime because people were so curious.
- But his integrative and psychiatric training makes him a perfect person to talk to about all of the things we just mentioned.
Examples
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Some are restricted to a narrow focus, while others have a broad, integrative picture.
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Yet little, if anything, was specifically mentioned about integrative economic development.
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A second explanation is that social work education does not actually teach integrative practice.
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But his integrative and psychiatric training makes him a perfect person to talk to about all of the things we just mentioned.
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My assumption is that these things need to be kind of handled in an integrative way together.
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We think the integrative system works to build and support fluency in the following way.
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Is there any reason to believe integrative STEM education practices might emerge in the decades ahead?
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Information exchange is an important dimension of integrative negotiation behavior in this context.
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Therein lies the real potential and promise of integrative STEM education.
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Many people find that integrative therapies can improve their overall health and well-being.
Synonyms
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Brings people or things together into one group
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Having different parts that work together as one
Tending to join several things into one unit
Antonyms
How Integrative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word integrative comes from integrate, which is built on the root integr- meaning 'whole', the same root you see in integrity and entire. So integrative describes something that 'brings different parts together into one whole', which is why an integrative policy or approach joins many elements into a single system.