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"Rigour" without a falsifyable hypothesis only results in a net accumulation of data, capable of interpretation in an infinite numfer of ways.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009
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Rigour in the analytical phase – mostly undertaken in November – was vital.
The Reading the Riots project: our methodology explained 2011
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It's about engaging students in the first place (see above, "Rigour"), involving parents more (they need to want to be involved, though - dragging kicking and screaming, parent or child, tends toward the ineffective), getting better in-class training on handling different types of students and support from better school leaders.
Ewan McIntosh: Scottish Elections 2011: Our Turn to Find an Education Vision Ewan McIntosh 2011
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It's about engaging students in the first place (see above, "Rigour"), involving parents more (they need to want to be involved, though - dragging kicking and screaming, parent or child, tends toward the ineffective), getting better in-class training on handling different types of students and support from better school leaders.
Ewan McIntosh: Scottish Elections 2011: Our Turn to Find an Education Vision Ewan McIntosh 2011
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The unsigned editorial, titled “Consistency, Rigour and Serenity,”does not name Landis, but leaves little doubt that it is referring to him.
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Rigour should be a signal to the historian that the maps have been made, and the real explorers have gone elsewhere.
Idle thought EliRabett 2009
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Rigour should be a signal to the historian that the maps have been made, and the real explorers have gone elsewhere.
Archive 2009-12-01 EliRabett 2009
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Rigour: more eyeballs and fingers exposing the weaknesses and limitations in your code, and gently pointing them out to you and sometimes fixing them themselves
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To remain there, and undergo the Rigour of the Law, allotted for such Offenders, was hard, or rather insupportable for an innocent Person: Besides, it could not be; for her Absence from her House would soon stir up her Husband's
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Importunities and Menaces, and at last grew angry to that Degree, that he vow'd I should never see the Sun more, 'till I made my Will comply with his, in marrying Valerius; treating me with much Rigour, or rather Tyranny, still believing, I suppose, that I must have some secret
Exilius 2008
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