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This project provides a preliminary evaluation of the unique pre-implementation online and in-person components of BASIS-T focusing on feasibility, acceptability, and assessment of potential effects of BASIS-T on beliefs and attitudes surrounding the implementation of classroom management. Our findings could have relevance for the development of any other new implementation strategy. Objective: 1) To pilot test a novel online pre-implementation strategy for engaging stakeholders in discussing an implementation intervention; 2) To pilot test the impact of the pre-implementation strategy on stakeholders knowledge, perceptions and intentions concerning the implementation intervention.
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Aim 2: Assess the impact of the pre-implementation strategy on stakeholders intentions for change (i.e., what to do, how to do it, when to do it, etc.) towards the implementation of classroom management in early intervention
It includes sustainability engineering. Therefore, the concern of industrial waste management plans has its base in the strategic environmental and social objectives (OECD 2011). An increased interest has been shown by researchers in the last few years about WTE technologies and it is a fast growing industry in developing countries. The growth in this technology has resulted in the proliferation of new plants to convert waste into energy (Sirer et al. 2015). In most cases, this conversion process requires extensive technology development, mainly focusing on the optimization of plants for the cost-effective treatment of different types of waste. For example, suitable hydrolysis conditions with optimized operational parameters are necessary to treat textile waste for biogas production. In contrast, treatment of high-strength hydrolysis-resistant cellulose residues of paper, like fibreboard, wastes can be treated by slow pyrolysis without further pretreatment (Pan et al. 2015). The ideal pretreatment for bioethanol production is prehydrolysis of anaerobic sludge-contaminated sewage that produces a bio-crude, which is even more degradable than digested sludge. Thus, biogas production from waste can be achieved by recycling of digested sludge and biomethane gasification of biorefractory wastewater sludge for recovering energy (Sirer et al. 2016).