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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

inside-out

Hi. What does working from inside-out mean?
  

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Hi When working with a person - for example, in education - it may be best to start with their own view of things. It is no good just saying "This is how things are - I'm just going to tell you how it is". It is better to try to understand the feelings that the other person is starting with I would say that, if you begin with a person's own thoughts, and work from there, then you are working inside-out Dave

— Dave_anon

  • Hi When working with a person - for example, in education - it may be best to start with their own view of things.
  • It is no good just saying "This is how things are - I'm just going to tell you how it is".
  • It is better to try to understand the feelings that the other person is starting with I would say that, if you begin with a person's own thoughts, and work from there, then you are working inside-out Dave
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When working with a person - for example, in education - it may be best to start with their own view of things. It is no good just saying "This is how things are - I'm just going to tell you how it is". It is better to try to understand the feelings that the other person is starting with

I would say that, if you begin with a person's own thoughts, and work from there, then y
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I agree with Dave as far as 'working inside-out'.

I believe this should be 'working from the inside out'.

'Inside-out' is an adjective meaning 'with the inside surface on the outside', as in 'Horace, you've got your shirt on inside-out!'

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