Sentences with phrase «doing less supervision»

They say things like, «I always wanted to spend less time evaluating teachers and more time giving them intensive support» or, «When I signed on to be a principal supervisor I thought I'd be doing less supervision and more coaching.»

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This doesn't mean god loves us more, just that we need less supervision.

For safety, you could do this two ways; freeze an entire banana and wrap the lower part with a paper towel so your baby (18 months old and older) can hold it and suck on the top with supervision, or chop the banana up into tiny cubes (less than 1/4 inch) for your toddler to chew on.

For older children who may have less supervision on a play yard, you probably don't want to showcase their name so prominently on their belongings for safety reasons.

Or they may relax supervision over time, so they don't even notice when a school adds criteria that can help charters weed out less - than - desirable students.

Best of all, it's done under the supervision of an experienced dog trainer so you have less worry about your puppy having a negative experience during... MORE training.

The computer programs are modified and «improved», and gradually the computer is doing more and more with less human supervision.

Second, it would be a mistake to require less qualification than Washington does for LLLT licensing, unless California requires lawyer supervision and responsibility for LLLT services.

Hence, the element of control which dictates that offices should facilitate supervision by allowing supervisors to be physically near to workers is less pressing here given that millennial lawyers are inclined to seek out feedback on a consistent basis, and supervision does not require physical proximity.

However, she also pointed out that regulators should focus less on the entities and more on activities — who does what, and whether there is proper licensing and supervision.

Simply put, the more skills you have, the more valuable you become, the more you can do, the less direct supervision you need, and, as consequence, the higher you move up in status, capacity, and recognition.

The goal is to ensure supervision, caring, and attention to the children; one parent may, by virtue of professional demands, be less able than the other to do so.