Lawyers from different practice
areas speak to the students in an informal environment, offering advice and information about their practices and law in general.
Not exact matches
Unless it was meant for us as a new system
to drop Republican systems for the Royalist systems that are taking place now that Jordan and Morocco both Royelists are planed
to join GCC as one with a change
to the name of the GCC since the Royalist empire will be extending
to countries outer of the Arabian Gulf Countries... What ever it is all we need is freedom of rights, justice, peace, equality and
to live in prosperity... Egypt is not in the heart of Egyptions only but as well in the heart of every Arabic nation, Egyptions were our teachers in our schools and Egypt was the university of our Yemeni
students... Egypt was the source of islamic educations, Egypt was the face of all arts, books, papers, TV plays and movies
to all of Arabian
speaking countries... Egypt is our Arabian Icon so please please other nations are becoming larger and stronger in the
area on your account as a living icon for the Arabian Unity what ever our faiths or beliefs are we are brothers in blood, culture and language, God Bless
to All.Amen.
The exercise was designed
to evaluate the oral communication skills of incoming
students, assess whether each
student was competent enough in this
area to enroll in the introductory preaching course, or, if not, require the
student to enroll in a remedial course in public
speaking.
Members of Sojourners and Grace Fellowship
spoke at a conference organized by the Chicago -
area seminary professors who send
students to Reba.
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McCoy
spoke with parents and
students to see what they liked and disliked about the school — the food was brought up again and again as an
area that could use improvement.
The scholar was visiting his department
to give a talk in an
area with seemingly very little connection
to Reddi's expertise, but he cornered him nonetheless, because «as a doctoral
student I had made it an issue
to attend talks in
areas other than mine and
to cultivate learning from people who didn't
speak the same language as I do,» he recalls.
However, I would encourage you
to speak with
students attending schools in various
areas (rural, city) in order for you
to make the best decision for your needs.
As the principal of four elementary schools in the Newfound
Area, N.H., school district, my primary responsibility is
to provide
students with the educational opportunities that will develop their capacities
to read, write, think, and
speak, thus enabling them
to become responsible and contributing members of our complex society.
Generally
speaking,
students are turning
to artistic forms of expression in other curriculum
areas.
After hearing him
speak, I took a number of his principles into consideration, mainly in the
areas of calculating effect sizes, providing quality feedback
to students, and constructing meaningful learning intentions and success criteria with
students.
Hawking, a former St Albans School pupil, has returned
to the School
to speak to students and many others in the
area.
My
areas of expertise include: a) literacy and bi-literacy instruction for English Language Learners
students of Spanish
speaking background, b) use of assistive technology
to address the educational needs of
students with disabilities, c) research design and analysis of qualitative and quantitative data.
In the language arts
area,
students can learn about the goal setting process as they strive
to meet goals in the reading, writing, listening, and
speaking areas.
In addition, I like
to include parents when possible as well, and when they do not
speak French, I ask the
students to provide an outline in their parents» language (usually English and / or Spanish in our
area), so they can follow the presentation in some manner.
Through writing workshops, This Land
Speaks aims
to foster civic engagement among rural
students and increases public awareness about social issues in America's rural low - income
areas.
After teaching for six years, I recognized a recurring story: middle school
students lacked the literacy skills —
speaking, writing, reading, and listening —
to contribute
to the community,
to succeed academically across content
areas, and
to, perhaps most importantly, create their authentic narrative.
students use telephones
to find information or
speak to experts in subject
areas they are studying.
Those requirements mandate that all
students pass state regents exams in major subject
areas in order
to graduate, according
to a Rochester school official who
spoke anonymously.»
Due
to a large influx of new immigrants and refugees
to the
area from Central America, Africa, and the Middle East — most notably Kurdistan and Syria, earning one neighborhood the nickname Little Kurdistan — at least 18 percent of MNPS
students are now English - language learners, and a full third of
students do not
speak English at home.
As a former
student who came
to school
speaking only Spanish, elementary teacher Gabriela Orozco Gonzalez says she can relate
to her Los Angeles -
area students, who are mostly English learners.
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Educators who want
to support
students in the
area of
speaking, listening, and debating have a new community
to engage.
Students could
speak to their overall level of mastery in each core
area, but they weren't able
to unpack the sub targets as well as we had hoped.
The middle school language arts program continues
to focus on the development of
student skills in the
areas of reading, writing, listening, and
speaking.
A big goal of ours is
to matriculate
students into a KIPP Austin middle school in the 5th grade with the ability
to read, write, and
speak in both academic English and Spanish, at or above grade in all content
areas.
General cross-content strategies for scaffolding include providing
students with note - taking tools (like Cornell - style notes)
to help them track what they are learning in any subject
area, providing a visual image
to accompany a new concept or offering a sentence stem
to help
students speak academically.
Erin
speaks about why she chose
to start a charter school in Orange County: because of the large gaps between
student populations in the
area, finding a co-founder whose unique vision fit her own, and her ability
to serve the
student populations that most needed it.
Students learn
to read, write, listen, and
speak for a variety of purposes and practice these skills in all curricular
areas.
The School has won high regard in the Cleveland community for offering a program that is exceptionally responsive
to the individual needs of each student.This is a setting where
students speak positively about how the School celebrates their talents and strengths, how they are helped
to achieve success and how they go on
to become top performers in the most competitive independent high schools in the
area.
First, she wanted the content -
area teachers
to see how she presented herself as an advocate for ELLs, encouraging the
students to speak up for themselves but also letting them know that she would take it upon herself
to ensure they got the resources and supports they needed.
Teachers will be using similar literacy strategies across all content
areas and asking
students to think, read, write and
speak with evidence.
«This really
speaks to the great success our school has had over the last five years, particularly in the
area of
student services.
Teachers consistently
spoke of increases in their capacity in the following
areas as a result of MELAF: personal growth as learners; ability
to model literacy
to their
students; increased reflective practice; mentoring colleagues; working for change within and outside their district; professional publishing; and working as advocates in district and state political institutions.
It is important
to remember that the subject
area that the should
speak about needs
to be limited as
to not male the task too difficult by giving
students too much choice.
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Lower final indicator values meant that residents were better able
to handle a typical
student loan repayment in the
areas and fewer accounts relatively
speaking were in delinquency or default.
Artists work for four months in studio space on site, use materials recovered from the Public Disposal and Recycling
Area, and
speak to students and the general public.
Speaking about equal opportunities for black and ethnic minority
students, Yinka Shonibare MBE said «Colleges should actively seek
to promote their college in a wider range of schools in minority
areas.»
Built with sixteen recycled empty plastic barrels and locally - grown bamboo with the help of local builders, the 2,368 - square - foot floating school can now accommodate primary school
students, who were often denied access
to daily education, due
to the fact that the
area's local English -
speaking primary school was often flooded.
To recap, the associate dean wrote a blog post in 2011 that advised prospective transfer students not to use a recommendation from legal writing instructors, but rather to use recommendations from «core subject area professors, who can speak to your ability to keep up with the subject material, contribute to class discussion, and think through difficult concept
To recap, the associate dean wrote a blog post in 2011 that advised prospective transfer
students not
to use a recommendation from legal writing instructors, but rather to use recommendations from «core subject area professors, who can speak to your ability to keep up with the subject material, contribute to class discussion, and think through difficult concept
to use a recommendation from legal writing instructors, but rather
to use recommendations from «core subject area professors, who can speak to your ability to keep up with the subject material, contribute to class discussion, and think through difficult concept
to use recommendations from «core subject
area professors, who can
speak to your ability to keep up with the subject material, contribute to class discussion, and think through difficult concept
to your ability
to keep up with the subject material, contribute to class discussion, and think through difficult concept
to keep up with the subject material, contribute
to class discussion, and think through difficult concept
to class discussion, and think through difficult concepts.
For many years, the parents of
students attending the school have called for an educational facility whose quality is equivalent
to that of the educational facilities provided
to the English ‑
speaking majority in the same catchment
area.
At Career Night,
students have the opportunity
to speak with attorneys in a variety of practice
areas and learn about the diverse career paths of law school graduates.
For example, this applicant created an ESL curriculum suited
to the
area's demographic needs and continued
to put those skills
to use, explaining, «offer ESL services
to over 261
students with Spanish - and Chinese -
speaking families.»
Planned and instructed subject
area using variety of teaching aids and strategies
to engage
students in
speaking
In addition
to discussing her current position, Melissa
spoke to the
students concerning her externship when she was a
student and other
areas throughout her working experience.
Some of his many contributions in this
area include: creating innovative group programming for International
Students at the University of Florida, which evolved into a specialty training program for Counseling and Wellness Center psychology interns; creating two groups that run each semester and that address limited campus resources related
to supporting Mandarin
speaking International
Students; and providing supervision, training, and mentorship
to interns in order
to assist them in increasing their multicultural competency related
to working with diverse populations in group therapy.
Due
to a large influx of new immigrants and refugees
to the
area from Central America, Africa, and the Middle East — most notably Kurdistan and Syria, earning one neighborhood the nickname Little Kurdistan — at least 18 percent of MNPS
students are now English - language learners, and a full third of
students do not
speak English at home.