Definition of self-management in English:

self-management

noun

mass noun

1Management of or by oneself; the taking of responsibility for one's own behaviour and well-being.
自我管理
encourage self-management of diabetes by providing information on diet, injection timing and technique
Example sentencesExamples
- We've developed a philosophy of self-management, I think, in our schools, which tries to bring on local people who've got teacher training and who've got experience in classrooms.
- What types of social support are optimal for assisting the adult learner with diabetes self-management?
- The principle of self-management suggests that individual workers or groups are given a set of task objectives with minimal instructions about task methods.
- We're looking at self-management of the condition by getting them to assess and monitor their own health.
- Performance management is central to self-management.
- Health education in schools should be about self-management of minor illnesses, so people can take these responsibilities on themselves.
- They value performance, change management, accomplishments, quality, self-management, time-management, community service, and reputation.
- They can also increase cognitive assistance when tasks are inherently complex, such as in the daily self-management of diabetes, hypertension, and asthma.
- He was afflicted late in life with diabetes, which may require careful and compulsive self-management.
- The course students attended introduced the concepts of health promotion, lifestyle behaviors, self-management, and other general health and wellness information.
- Equally importantly it is assumed that those in authority are capable of self-management whereas it is the people who have to be managed and controlled.
- It is likely that the use of antibiotics without a prescription mirrors cultural systems of self-diagnosis and self-management.
- Also, without a control group, we cannot definitively conclude that our educational intervention was responsible for all the gains in asthma self-management that were noted.
- A key to self-management is that the learner is empowered and responsibility is shifted from teacher to learner.
- Some of the elements of self-management are correct inhalation techniques, skills in monitoring the condition and self-assessment, and an action plan for acute exacerbations.
- Parental supervision is needed for young children, but progressive responsibility for self-management is given with advancing maturity.
- The factory is a thriving example of worker self-management.
1. 1.1 The distribution of political control to individual regions of a state, especially as a form of socialism practised by its own members.
  （区域）自治
  Example sentencesExamples
  Having broken with the Soviet Union in 1948, Yugoslavia introduced a milder version of socialism that was based on common ownership and self-management.
  In the aftermath of assimilation, and then integration, self-determination and self-management became the central terms of policy.

Derivatives

self-managing

adjectiveˌsɛlfˈmanɪdʒɪŋˌsɛlfˈmænɪdʒɪŋ

Having control or authority of or by oneself.
we are organized into self-managing work teams
Example sentencesExamples
- a self-managing ecosystem
- Functioning more as self-managing enterprises than pure public utilities, the water plants no longer receive direct government subsidies.
- I can see the blogosphere as a big online community/message board that is made up of self-managing interest groups.
- As educators we need to recognise that the world for young people has altered dramatically and that schooling also must change to develop self-managing individuals.

Definition of self-management in US English:

self-management

nounˈˌself ˈmanəjmənt

1Management of or by oneself; the taking of responsibility for one's own behavior and well-being.
自我管理
encourage self-management of diabetes by providing information on diet, injection timing and technique
Example sentencesExamples
- We're looking at self-management of the condition by getting them to assess and monitor their own health.
- A key to self-management is that the learner is empowered and responsibility is shifted from teacher to learner.
- Some of the elements of self-management are correct inhalation techniques, skills in monitoring the condition and self-assessment, and an action plan for acute exacerbations.
- The course students attended introduced the concepts of health promotion, lifestyle behaviors, self-management, and other general health and wellness information.
- What types of social support are optimal for assisting the adult learner with diabetes self-management?
- Also, without a control group, we cannot definitively conclude that our educational intervention was responsible for all the gains in asthma self-management that were noted.
- Performance management is central to self-management.
- The principle of self-management suggests that individual workers or groups are given a set of task objectives with minimal instructions about task methods.
- Equally importantly it is assumed that those in authority are capable of self-management whereas it is the people who have to be managed and controlled.
- Parental supervision is needed for young children, but progressive responsibility for self-management is given with advancing maturity.
- They value performance, change management, accomplishments, quality, self-management, time-management, community service, and reputation.
- The factory is a thriving example of worker self-management.
- He was afflicted late in life with diabetes, which may require careful and compulsive self-management.
- Health education in schools should be about self-management of minor illnesses, so people can take these responsibilities on themselves.
- We've developed a philosophy of self-management, I think, in our schools, which tries to bring on local people who've got teacher training and who've got experience in classrooms.
- They can also increase cognitive assistance when tasks are inherently complex, such as in the daily self-management of diabetes, hypertension, and asthma.
- It is likely that the use of antibiotics without a prescription mirrors cultural systems of self-diagnosis and self-management.
1. 1.1 The distribution of political control to individual regions of a state, especially as a form of socialism practiced by its own members.
  （区域）自治
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the aftermath of assimilation, and then integration, self-determination and self-management became the central terms of policy.
  Having broken with the Soviet Union in 1948, Yugoslavia introduced a milder version of socialism that was based on common ownership and self-management.

单词	self-management
释义	Definition of self-management in English: self-management noun mass noun 1Management of or by oneself; the taking of responsibility for one's own behaviour and well-being. 自我管理 encourage self-management of diabetes by providing information on diet, injection timing and technique Example sentencesExamples We've developed a philosophy of self-management, I think, in our schools, which tries to bring on local people who've got teacher training and who've got experience in classrooms. What types of social support are optimal for assisting the adult learner with diabetes self-management? The principle of self-management suggests that individual workers or groups are given a set of task objectives with minimal instructions about task methods. We're looking at self-management of the condition by getting them to assess and monitor their own health. Performance management is central to self-management. Health education in schools should be about self-management of minor illnesses, so people can take these responsibilities on themselves. They value performance, change management, accomplishments, quality, self-management, time-management, community service, and reputation. They can also increase cognitive assistance when tasks are inherently complex, such as in the daily self-management of diabetes, hypertension, and asthma. He was afflicted late in life with diabetes, which may require careful and compulsive self-management. The course students attended introduced the concepts of health promotion, lifestyle behaviors, self-management, and other general health and wellness information. Equally importantly it is assumed that those in authority are capable of self-management whereas it is the people who have to be managed and controlled. It is likely that the use of antibiotics without a prescription mirrors cultural systems of self-diagnosis and self-management. Also, without a control group, we cannot definitively conclude that our educational intervention was responsible for all the gains in asthma self-management that were noted. A key to self-management is that the learner is empowered and responsibility is shifted from teacher to learner. Some of the elements of self-management are correct inhalation techniques, skills in monitoring the condition and self-assessment, and an action plan for acute exacerbations. Parental supervision is needed for young children, but progressive responsibility for self-management is given with advancing maturity. The factory is a thriving example of worker self-management. 1.1 The distribution of political control to individual regions of a state, especially as a form of socialism practised by its own members. （区域）自治 Example sentencesExamples Having broken with the Soviet Union in 1948, Yugoslavia introduced a milder version of socialism that was based on common ownership and self-management. In the aftermath of assimilation, and then integration, self-determination and self-management became the central terms of policy. Derivatives self-managing adjectiveˌsɛlfˈmanɪdʒɪŋˌsɛlfˈmænɪdʒɪŋ Having control or authority of or by oneself. we are organized into self-managing work teams Example sentencesExamples a self-managing ecosystem Functioning more as self-managing enterprises than pure public utilities, the water plants no longer receive direct government subsidies. I can see the blogosphere as a big online community/message board that is made up of self-managing interest groups. As educators we need to recognise that the world for young people has altered dramatically and that schooling also must change to develop self-managing individuals. Definition of self-management in US English: self-management nounˈˌself ˈmanəjmənt 1Management of or by oneself; the taking of responsibility for one's own behavior and well-being. 自我管理 encourage self-management of diabetes by providing information on diet, injection timing and technique Example sentencesExamples We're looking at self-management of the condition by getting them to assess and monitor their own health. A key to self-management is that the learner is empowered and responsibility is shifted from teacher to learner. Some of the elements of self-management are correct inhalation techniques, skills in monitoring the condition and self-assessment, and an action plan for acute exacerbations. The course students attended introduced the concepts of health promotion, lifestyle behaviors, self-management, and other general health and wellness information. What types of social support are optimal for assisting the adult learner with diabetes self-management? Also, without a control group, we cannot definitively conclude that our educational intervention was responsible for all the gains in asthma self-management that were noted. Performance management is central to self-management. The principle of self-management suggests that individual workers or groups are given a set of task objectives with minimal instructions about task methods. Equally importantly it is assumed that those in authority are capable of self-management whereas it is the people who have to be managed and controlled. Parental supervision is needed for young children, but progressive responsibility for self-management is given with advancing maturity. They value performance, change management, accomplishments, quality, self-management, time-management, community service, and reputation. The factory is a thriving example of worker self-management. He was afflicted late in life with diabetes, which may require careful and compulsive self-management. Health education in schools should be about self-management of minor illnesses, so people can take these responsibilities on themselves. We've developed a philosophy of self-management, I think, in our schools, which tries to bring on local people who've got teacher training and who've got experience in classrooms. They can also increase cognitive assistance when tasks are inherently complex, such as in the daily self-management of diabetes, hypertension, and asthma. It is likely that the use of antibiotics without a prescription mirrors cultural systems of self-diagnosis and self-management. 1.1 The distribution of political control to individual regions of a state, especially as a form of socialism practiced by its own members. （区域）自治 Example sentencesExamples In the aftermath of assimilation, and then integration, self-determination and self-management became the central terms of policy. Having broken with the Soviet Union in 1948, Yugoslavia introduced a milder version of socialism that was based on common ownership and self-management.
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