facilitate

English - Turkish

Definition of facilitate in English Turkish dictionary: {f} rahatlatmak; {f} kolaylaştırmak; teshiletmek; (Politika, Siyaset) çabuklaştırmak; kolaylaştır
Bunu kolaylaştırabileceğimi düşünüyorum - I think I can facilitate that.; {f} hafifletmek; yardım etmek; {f} olanak tanımak; olanak sağlamak
facilitate movement: hareket kazandırmak
facilitate one's work: işini kolaylaştırmak
facilitate to understand: anlamayı kolaylaştırmak
facilitator: kolaylaştıran
facilitated: {f} kolaylaştır
facilitator: kolaylaştırıcı
facilitator: yöneten
facilitative: kolaylaştırıcı
facilitated: kolaylaştırılmış
facilitates: kolaylaştırır
facilitation: kolaylaştırma
facilitation: (Tıp) Kolaylaştırma, bir hareketi veya bir kimyasal olayı istenilen amaca uygun şekilde etki göstererek kolaylaştırma
facilitation: {i} basitleştirme
facilitation: {i} rahatlatma

English - English

Definition of facilitate in English English dictionary: To preside over (a meeting, a seminar); To make easy or easier; to make more easy; {f} make easy, make easier; assist forward, promote, expedite; {v} to make easy, lessen, clear; To make easy or less difficult; to free from difficulty or impediment; to lessen the labor of; as, to facilitate the execution of a task; to make something easier to do; To make easy or easier As used in communication: The increased ease of performance of any action, resulting from the lessening of nerve resistance by the continued successive application of the necessary stimulus, i e , hand over hand assistance; To assist in accomplishing objectives such as a group discussion on a particular topic or in a training context It requires active participation by the facilitator to engage and involve the others in accomplishing the objective; be of use; "This will help to prevent accidents"; help (or aid); To guide through the process; Help someone make progress or make something easier for them; make easier; "you could facilitate the process by sharing your knowledge" physiology: increase the likelihood of (a response); "The stimulus facilitates a delayed impulse; To facilitate an action or process, especially one that you would like to happen, means to make it easier or more likely to happen. The new airport will facilitate the development of tourism He argued that the economic recovery had been facilitated by his tough stance. = aid, assist. to make it easier for a process or activity to happen; make easier; "you could facilitate the process by sharing your knowledge"; make easy, as in: Computer programs facilitate letter-writing; physiology: increase the likelihood of (a response); "The stimulus facilitates a delayed impulse"; physiology: increase the likelihood of (a response); "The stimulus facilitates a delayed impulse
facilitation: The act of facilitating or making easy
facilitative: Having the effect of making easy; easing
facilitator: A person who helps a group to have an effective dialog without taking any side of the argument, especially in order to reach a consensus
facilitation: {n} the act of making easy
Facilitation: fal
facilitated: freed from difficulty or impediment
facilitated: past of facilitate
facilitates: third-person singular of facilitate
facilitation: Assisting someone to make something easier In this context, the 'something' done by others is learning, or more precisely, changing through and by learning Facilitating learning groups, therefore, means enabling learning to occur in the individuals and the group
facilitation: the threshold needed to trigger a headache is lowered; may be initiated by many different factors including head or neck trauma, illness, poor posture, medication, or simply experiencing frequent headaches
facilitation: A neural process that promotes the conduction of impulses or a response to them Facilitation is the opposite of inhibition
facilitation: Assistance provided to a group of people by an impartial party (facilitator) in order to help the group conduct a satisfying meeting or series of meetings
facilitation: At some time, groups both large and small become bogged down or embroiled in conflict Our facilitators help groups restore and maximize their ability to work together by skillfully generating a rich level of participation; surfacing all perspectives, including less popular views; and guiding group members through proven problem-solving techniques which can be applied to both present and future issues
facilitation: The ease the process of resolving a conflict
facilitation: Modification of a system that makes subsequent modifications easier
facilitation: The process of providing a market for a security Normally, this refers to bids and offers made for large blocks of securities, such as those traded by institutions Listed options may be used to offset part of the risk assumed by the trader who is facilitation the large block order See also: Hedge ratio
facilitation: act of assisting or making easier the progress or improvement of something (neurophysiology) phenomenon that occurs when two or more neural impulses that alone are not enough to trigger a response in a neuron combine to trigger an action potential the condition of being made easy (or easier); "social facilitation is an adaptive condition
facilitation: Assisting/guiding approach ("guide-on-the-side") to a learning situation; can be contrasted to the directive teacher-instructor ("sage-on-the-stage") approach (See Inglis, Ling, & Joosten (1999) pp 31-33) Heavily influenced by Humanistic psychology
facilitation: is a process in which the parties (usually a group), with the assistance of a neutral third party (the facilitator), identify problems to be solved, tasks to be accomplished or disputed issues to be resolved Facilitation may conclude there, or it may continue to assist the parties to develop options, consider alternatives and endeavour to reach an agreement The facilitator has no advisory or determinative role on the content of the matters discussed or the outcome of the process, but may advise on or determine the process of facilitation
facilitation: A process intended to make something easier Facilitation requires many important interpersonal skills, most of which center on initiating, maintaining, monitoring, and concluding different forms of structured group activities
facilitation: A facilitator is a third party who helps the disputants to stay focused on working toward their common goals by following the agreed-upon ground rules The facilitator takes a less active role in helping the parties find a solution than the mediator would
facilitation: Help and encouragement in the learning process, particularly intended to enable self-directed learning
facilitation: Helping groups work together productively
facilitation: A well timed intervention that makes it easier for people to speak openly, make a decision, resolve an issue or generate creative ideas It requires clarity of role, the skills and confidence to deal with disruptive individuals or difficult situations, and the ability to move a group forward towards an assessment of their own performance
facilitation: act of assisting or making easier the progress or improvement of something
facilitation: In which the influence of early species in a community succession is to facilitate establishment of later ones by changing the conditions encountered
facilitation: (neurophysiology) phenomenon that occurs when two or more neural impulses that alone are not enough to trigger a response in a neuron combine to trigger an action potential
facilitation: the condition of being made easy (or easier); "social facilitation is an adaptive condition"
facilitation: {i} making easy, act of helping to move forward, promotion, expedition
facilitation: A collaborative process used to help parties discuss issues, identify and achieve goals and complete tasks in a mutually-satisfactory manner This process uses an impartial third party, the facilitator, who focuses on the processes and procedures of dispute resolution and decision-making The facilitator is impartial to the issues being discussed, rarely contributes substantive ideas and has no decision-making authority Back
facilitative: {s} helpful, assisting; making easier
facilitative: freeing from difficulty or impediment; "facilitative changes in the economic structure"
facilitative: freeing from difficulty or impediment; "facilitative changes in the economic structure
facilitator: A facilitator is a person who manages an online workspace The online facilitator's job mirrors that of the chair of a meeting Online facilitators also handle technical/administrative tasks-like managing access permissions to the workspace
facilitator: A person who helps members of a group conduct a meeting in an efficient and effective way but who does not dictate what will happen
facilitator: person who plans and leads instructional activities, yet lets the students still be responsible for their own learning
facilitator: A person knowledgeable in process improvement, problem solving and group dynamics who assists teams and team leaders Facilitators assist with the process and are not subject matter experts of the content being facilitated
facilitator: The Facilitator is the stage director of the HyperForum He watches over the discussions and occasionally rearranges the elements to maintain structure and coherency of the growing body of material
facilitator: (sometimes called the Key Facilitator) The Facilitator works with the DesignShop Sponsors (which may include members of the engagement team) and the Process Facilitator (representing the KreW) to design the DesignShop before it begins, manage the continuing design and execution of the DesignShop while it is happening, to bring closure to ideas and processes immediately following the event, and to open paths for progress to the next stages of work
facilitator: A person who aids in acquiring and clarifying viewpoints of different participants during the modelling session with the modelling group, is responsible for structuring and documenting the results of the sessions
facilitator: A person who makes it easier for others to learn and grow, or assists in and directs the implementation of processes, programs, and plans A facilitator determines the best way to make information available to the people involved by providing the knowledge, systems, or materials which enable persons to perform a task more effectively This is done by listening, asking questions, providing ideas, suggesting alternatives, and identifying possible resources A good facilitator is adept and experienced with people and people issues
facilitator: A role for classroom teachers that allows students to take a more active role in learning Teachers assist students in making connections between classroom instruction and students' own knowledge and experiences by encouraging students to create new solutions, by challenging their assumptions, and by asking probing questions
facilitator: (sometimes called the Key Facilitator) The Facilitator works with the DesignShop® Sponsors (which may include members of the engagement team) and the Process Facilitator (representing the KreW) to design the DesignShop event before it begins, manage the continuing design and execution of the DesignShop process while it is happening, to bring closure to ideas and processes immediately following the event, and to open paths for progress to the next stages of work
facilitator: A person who conducts a project meeting, JAD session, or Formal Technical Review and understands the technical content of the product or process in question Facilitator duties include scheduling the room, writing the agenda, and selecting the reviewers for a Formal Technical Review
facilitator: A qualified person who assists another (the client) in going through processes of personal development
facilitator: n One who provides the space (possibility) for the group to discover and create the essence of the group and assures it is maintained and nurtured In environments of high levels of effectiveness, this is creating an environment of education and, in elemental form, he/she may develop the group dynamic skills, guide the team in method or process analysis, and may promote improvement to the methods or processes (One who makes things easier )
facilitator: A person who enables learning and change within individuals and the entire group or team
facilitator: A person specially trained who functions as the coach/consultant to a group, team or organization In quality improvement, the facilitator focuses on process while the team leader focuses on content A person specifically trained to assist teams in carrying out their projects A trained social or behavioral scientist, expert at helping small decision-making groups engage in a planned process change
facilitator: A doctor, attorney, minister, or other individual who informally aids or promotes an adoption by making a person seeking to adopt a minor aware of a child who is, or will be, available for adoption
facilitator: One who guides a discussion, activity, or course May be the instructor, a guest lecturer, or a student Not necessarily the same person for all course activities Facilitor and moderator are, at times, used interchangeably However, a moderator may be responsible for presiding over the entire course In an online student-centered environment, faculty facilitate active learning, problem solving, inquiry approaches, and team-based instructional activities or projects
facilitator: someone who makes progress easier
facilitator: This is the person responsible for facilitating a training or learning event This can be in a traditional classroom environment or online
facilitator: A person who makes it easier for learners to learn by attempting to discover what a learner is interested in knowing, and then determines the best way to make that information available to the learner by providing the knowledge, systems, or materials which enable the learner to perform a task more effectively This is done by listening, asking questions, providing ideas, suggesting alternatives, and identifying possible resources
facilitator: A facilitator is a person or organization that helps another person or organization to do or to achieve a particular thing
facilitator: [1] general term synonymous with middle agent or more narrowly a family term for trader, matchmaker, broker [2] in the SRI Open Agent Architecture system, a facilitator is an execution environment for registered OAA solvables (like Prolog rules) As such it is a trader with general unification-based constraint support for task decomposition in that a solvable (rule) can break a task into subtasks
facilitator: a person who moderates on-line discussions
facilitator: Assists in preparing the project agenda and establishing individual team member roles Assists in developing team processes and procedures Assists in keeping team members on track during meetings or other team events Work to balance individual team member participation during meetings or other team events Ensure that ground rules are followed during team meetings
facilitator: Someone who takes responsibility for initiating, maintaining, monitoring, and concluding structured group activities The main role of a facilitator is to maintain the integrity of the process and attend to the needs of the participants while being as unobtrusive as possible
facilitator: A specifically trained person who functions as a teacher, coach and moderator for a group, team or organization
facilitator: The online course instructor is often referred to as the course facilitator Online instructors do not retain their traditional "teacher-centered" roles from the onground paradigm Instead, they become the medium through which discovery learning is facilitated in a student-centered environment
facilitator: {i} person or thing which promotes, expeditor
facilitators: plural of facilitator