individualize
[/ˌɪndɪˈvɪdʒuəlaɪz/]
verb
individualizar
1. to make something individual or distinctive; to adapt or tailor something to the specific needs or characteristics of a person
Teachers should individualize their teaching methods to meet each student's learning style.
Os professores devem individualizar seus métodos de ensino para atender ao estilo de aprendizado de cada aluno.
2. to treat or consider someone as an individual rather than as part of a group
The company decided to individualize employee benefits based on personal preferences.
A empresa decidiu individualizar os benefícios dos funcionários com base nas preferências pessoais.
3. to distinguish or characterize as a unique individual
The artist's unique style helps to individualize her work from others in the gallery.
O estilo único da artista ajuda a individualizar seu trabalho em relação aos outros na galeria.
In Brazilian educational contexts, 'individualizar' is increasingly emphasized in pedagogical discussions about inclusive education and student-centered learning. In American corporate culture, 'individualize' reflects values of customization and personalization, particularly in human resources and technology sectors. The term is widely used in both countries' healthcare and psychology fields to emphasize patient-centered or client-centered approaches.
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