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directiveness

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Noun1.directiveness - the quality of being directive
directivity
quality - an essential and distinguishing attribute of something or someone; "the quality of mercy is not strained"--Shakespeare


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According to Mahoney and Wheeden (1999), when teachers use a moderate level of directiveness and a high rate of responsiveness to children's interests and abilities, children with disabilities may be more likely to initiate and sustain peer relationships in the classroom.
Nurturing social experience in three early childhood special ... by Soucacou, Eleni P. / Early Childhood Research & Practice
Staff want a sense of direction, not directiveness.
Motivating your staff in a time of change by Chartered Management Institute: Checklists: People Management
Because students' ownership of the problem-solving process is a key feature of PBL environments and this feature may contribute to the positive impact PBL has on learners' motivation, this level of teacher directiveness might have interfered with the treatment.
Motivational orientation in a problem-based learning environment by Pedersen, Susan / Journal of Interactive Learning Research
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