Sentences with phrase «believes schools and businesses»

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Ponzo believes business schools must prepare students for the hard truth that entrepreneurship is tough, and failure is always a looming possibility.

«Business school is potentially the most «safe» environment to take risks, so I would like to look back in two years and genuinely believe that I took full advantage of being in such an environment.

I believe even the busiest business owners must drive a carpool, pack a lunch, help with homework, make a breakfast or dinner, and consistently attend school events.

The Haskayne School of Business and Calgary Chamber steadfastly believe that celebrating ethical leadership is essential to ensuring the success of our city and business coBusiness and Calgary Chamber steadfastly believe that celebrating ethical leadership is essential to ensuring the success of our city and business cobusiness community.

As a firm spiritualist, I can honestly say that I believe spirituality and religion are meant to be VERY personal things, and as a result have absolutely no place in secular business, in schools, or in politics...

It is all about money... you sue, you want money... I do not believe in this business (another) of Jesus and such, but my daughter goes to a Catholic school and I am OK with her seeing and have awarnes of others believes... leave the crfoss threa dn while you are at it add the Star of David

The pragmatic way that it's taught in the school, with one eye towards responsibility and one eye towards business, and the need to strike a balance between the two, was a real eye - opener for me.The primary reason I believe this is that the amount of international baking I was exposed to while at Escoffier was about as much variety as you could reasonably fit into a PA program.

Ron Deutsch, with New Yorkers for Fiscal Fairness, says the state could begin to close its $ 2 billion dollar budget deficit and have more money for schools and health care if it began collecting more taxes on corporations and other businesses who the groups believe are underpaying right now.

GOP sources told The Post that Marc Cenedella, 41, a Yale and Harvard business - school graduate and native of upstate Fredonia who is believed to be worth about $ 150 million, is «seriously considering» running against Gillibrand — a flip - flopping congresswoman from the Albany area who was initially appointed to succeed Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2009 before winning election to a remaining two - year term in 2010.

Some members of the party have been upset because they believe the governor has not been progressive enough and they're unhappy with Cuomo's support for business - friendly tax cuts and charter schools.

We believe in a New York where wages are rising, small businesses are thriving and our public schools are the best in the nation.»

so i suck at this and also do nt really believe dating sites actually work because you wont know anything about a person until you meet them so i own and run my own business selling games i work a lot and want someone fun to play with i get bored easy with games if the story does not grab me (when playing alone) i enjoy gaming and do consider myself a nerd / geek i have worked for Nintendo and Microsoft i also worked for game crazy until they fired me for telling someone my opinion on game then they stopped selling old school games so i opened my own store in 2002 been working for myself ever since

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Daniel and I developed a business plan to support our educational model; central to our plan was creating charter schools not because we believe charter schools are the silver bullet but because we believe the charter structure gave us the autonomy we needed to implement and sustain our design.

TUI Education believes that this simplified guidance will at least in part help us and other education businesses by encouraging teachers to organise school trips.

And despite the financial losses and mediocre achievement results, he believes that schools should be turned over to large businesses — with «economies of scale.&raqAnd despite the financial losses and mediocre achievement results, he believes that schools should be turned over to large businesses — with «economies of scale.&raqand mediocre achievement results, he believes that schools should be turned over to large businesses — with «economies of scale.»

Due to this poor co-ordination between schools and businesses, Ofsted believes that disadvantaged children in particular are missing out on important opportunities and therefore, impacting their full potential.

From inside the echo chamber — universities, think tanks, foundations, professional associations, and business alliances — it's easy to believe that a consensus exists over what's wrong with high schools and what they ought to be.

Cristo Rey, whose founders believe that they've developed a sustainable business model for private high schools, has also opened schools in Cincinnati and Columbus.

«Whilst our type of business focuses on a fairly small aspect of the education market, we all deal with similar people within schools and I believe that the experiences we have from working within the market for over 5 years can be of help to other existing and new businesses in the sector,» Simon explained.

I believe deeply that arts education is of great value in and of itself, not only instrumentally; I believe just as emphatically that education in the arts is the business of all of us, from the home and the family to the neighborhood and the village, from the P - 12 school system to higher education to lifelong learning, culminating in the great and defining legacy of our public culture.

I'm approaching this post from an inclusive, design - focused view, and I put to you ideas that target and engage the four main players I believe can make all the difference in transforming our schools and curriculum today: students, parents, seniors / grandparents and local businesses.

Says Caroline Caisley, School Business Manager at Garston Manor School: «The school firmly believes in creating an environment whereby all students have the right to access learning at a level and setting appropriate to their needs that will enable them to enjoy and acSchool Business Manager at Garston Manor School: «The school firmly believes in creating an environment whereby all students have the right to access learning at a level and setting appropriate to their needs that will enable them to enjoy and acSchool: «The school firmly believes in creating an environment whereby all students have the right to access learning at a level and setting appropriate to their needs that will enable them to enjoy and acschool firmly believes in creating an environment whereby all students have the right to access learning at a level and setting appropriate to their needs that will enable them to enjoy and achieve.

They will also receive funding to enable their students to start their own business while at school — and today's poll found that 60 % of people believe all children and young people should be given the opportunity to do just that.

• Who has right ideas for public education: 81 percent of parents said they believe teachers have the right ideas for their public schools; 77 percent said principals have the right ideas; 70 percent gave the nod to parent organizations; 39 percent said their governor has the right ideas; 37 percent had confidence in mayors / local officials; and 33 percent said business owners / corporate executives have the right ideas.

Joe Williams: The Education Equality Project is a coalition of leaders (from education, civil rights, government, public policy, and business) who believe that what happens inside schools (and in the politics surrounding schooling) plays a tremendous role in shaping the achievement gap that exists in this country between the haves and the have - nots.

Marshaling a mountain of facts that she reported over years, Ravitch tells through riveting stories and sharp analysis why she no longer believes that public schools should be operated like businesses.

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If you believe there is no way to «reform» the public school system, then it is understandable that you would want to throw in the towel and privatize the whole business.

Schrag believes that these changes «point to a gradual shift away from the narrow focus on fact - based testing in math and reading, on creating many more charter schools, on «reconstituting» or closing sub-par schools, and on other business - model schemes that school reformers have pushed for during the past couple of decades....

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If every school board member, school administrator, teacher, parent, community and business leader believes that statement, then alternative schooling is not an option in America — it is an absolute requirement in every community.

«As school leaders, I do not believe we realize the impact we have on our community nor do we realize how similar our jobs are to CEOs of major businesses and / or corporations,» Henry reflects.

To help school officials gain such skills, the Consortium of School Networking (CoSN), a nonprofit organization that helps schools integrate technology, came up with a certification exam based off a framework of 10 essential skills it believes education technology leaders need to have, which include business management and understanding how teaching school officials gain such skills, the Consortium of School Networking (CoSN), a nonprofit organization that helps schools integrate technology, came up with a certification exam based off a framework of 10 essential skills it believes education technology leaders need to have, which include business management and understanding how teaching School Networking (CoSN), a nonprofit organization that helps schools integrate technology, came up with a certification exam based off a framework of 10 essential skills it believes education technology leaders need to have, which include business management and understanding how teaching works.

We also believe the video risks undermining the work of the many thousands of members of the public, schools and universities, local authorities and many businesses, of which Sony is one, who support the long - term aims of the 10:10 movement and who are actively working towards the reduction of carbon emissions.

Experts believe small - scale energy generation can help in the push for more renewable energy with businesses, communities, schools and homes playing their part by installing items like solar panels for heating, biomass boilers and combined heat and power supplies.

As the quotes below illustrate, over the years, I have received a great deal of positive feedback from students about the use of HBS cases: «The course was especially helpful for me due to the HBS case studies [that] exposed students to business considerations that are at play in M&A»; «There were moments when the class felt more like a business school class (which I loved) and I believe these helped us to understand the underlying rationales behind the transactions... we were discussing.»

There are countless reasons for starting a law firm right out of law school, and while most of my friends and family may not believe it, hubris was not my main reason; though it has helped me to meet the challenges in the first year in business.

According to Gerard Forlin, a specialist barrister on corporate manslaughter, some people believe that the legislation could result in an exodus from UK businesses, schools and health services.

I believe that this is overstated both as to business schools (whose curriculum has not, in any profound way, concentrated on computational impacts on the new legal economy) and as to law schools.

Professor of finance at the NYU's Stern School of Business, Aswath Damodaran, often referred to as Wall Street's «Dean of Valuation,» has said, «I don't believe cryptocurrencies are now or ever will be an asset class,» or that they will change the «fundamental truths of risk, investing and management.»

David Coker, lecturer in Accounting, Finance and Governance at Westminster Business School and former vice president of Global Risk Management at Deutsche Bank, believes that the current instability in Bitcoin prices will not last when institutional investors enter the market.

However, Jörg Dietz, Professor of Organizational Behavior and Associate Dean for Faculty at HEC Lausanne, the affiliated business school of the University of Lausanne in Switzerland, believes that the extended presence of competent older workers can actually create jobs for others.

I truly believe that starting a conversation about networking and its value in college (and even high school) will change the culture that surrounds it, and in the process, create more thoughtful future business leaders.

Lynne Sarikas, director of the MBA Career Center at the Northeastern University business school, believes that more and more businesses are asking unusual job interview questions as part of their candidate job interview process.

Knowing perfectly well the ins and outs of the business programs offered at Quinault Business School, I believe I have all the skills and abilities that make me a suitable candidate to work as a Business business programs offered at Quinault Business School, I believe I have all the skills and abilities that make me a suitable candidate to work as a Business Business School, I believe I have all the skills and abilities that make me a suitable candidate to work as a Business Business Teacher.

They are well known for their excellent customer service and believe in building lasting business relationships with the teachers and schools that they deal with.

Beyond the automated proofreader's obvious utility for school assignments and business communication, the folks at Grammarly believed their service could boost its users» romantic prospects, too, by helping people make good first impressions with their online dating profiles.

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Community involvement goes hand - in - hand with business, says Besh, who volunteers at his sons» schools and sits on boards where he believes he can make a difference — such as Audubon Louisiana, which is working to protect wetlands.