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Quotes About Engagement

Even a conversation with only one other person is a meeting. Hence, if they are to be effective, executives must make meetings productive.
~ Peter F. Drucker
Make meetings productive
~ Peter F. Drucker
Never before had so many citizens participated in an election.
~ Unknown
We have to remember that we are not just giving students feedback; we are also teaching them to provide it.
~ Unknown
What if instead we said, "Look at how you …" That would simply turn children's attention to the process and away from fixed-theory explanations.12
~ Unknown
Cheryl: When you don't understand what someone said, remember, it's your job to ask them to explain.
~ Unknown
To be meaningful, teaching children to become literate is about the here and now, and what children can do with literacy to serve their interests.
~ Unknown
Yet, pressures of testing and overstuffed curricula easily make us abandon meaningfulness and reduce our view of our work to mere individual cognitive skill building. It is easy to forget the need to engage the whole person in joint community activities that are socially and personally meaningful and emotionally satisfying.
~ Unknown
knowledge is constructed, and that people play an active role in its construction.
~ Unknown
We can keep the tests and other potentially distracting elements in mind, but we have to keep our heads up further than that as we deal with the moment-to-moment interactions with students.
~ Unknown
Make a picture in your mind." She then asks, "How many of you do that? Karla, your hand went up really quickly. Would you have done that back in March?
~ Unknown
Ein Schriftsteller oder überhaupt jemand, der mit dem Alleinsein fertig geworden wäre, würde mich nicht mehr interessieren
~ Peter Handke
Some people have to live while others get to sit this living thing out.
~ Peter Hedges
Pastors and Bible teachers go about their work in communal settings, where they listen to as well as deliver sermons, hear as well as speak, and gain biblical insights from their parishioners as much as they pass them on.
~ Unknown
Texts are musical in that they take time, and the time texts take is musical time. The time of music and the time of texts always involve reaching for the next moment. Music is always moving toward the next note, and we are always reading beyond the individual word. Each sentence compels us to move forward; each paragraph carries us along to the denouement.
~ Unknown
It's the most essential thing of all just because it's not a matter of how you do it at all, but of whether you do it. Like being born, or cooking: how you do it is less important than whether you do it. You can find thousands of books on prayer that give you methods of praying, hundreds of hows; but they do you no good at all unless you actually pray. Otherwise it's like reading a cookbook instead of cooking. You can't eat a cookbook!
~ Peter Kreeft
the contemplative life not only does not exclude, but requires, the active life.
~ Peter Kreeft
we are participating in His actual work.
~ Peter Kreeft
A person who owns property and has a stake in the enterprise is likely to work harder and feel happier and do a better job than a person who doesn't.
~ Peter Lynch
A person who owns property and has a stake in the enterprise is likely to work harder and feel happier and do a better job than a person who doesn't.
~ Peter Lynch
We say, "That's a very interesting idea," when we have no intention of taking the idea seriously.
~ Peter M. Senge
Once people see the participatory nature of their thought, they begin to separate themselves from their thought. They begin to take a more creative, less reactive, stance toward their thought.
~ Peter M. Senge
It's just not possible any longer to figure it out from the top, and have everyone else following the orders of the "grand strategist." The organizations that will truly excel in the future will be the organizations that discover how to tap people's commitment and capacity to learn at all levels in an organization.
~ Peter M. Senge
Great teachers create space for learning and invite people into that space.
~ Peter M. Senge