Sentences with phrase «even high achievers»

The depth of expression possible with film, a depth that the linguist and author Umberto Eco describes as greater than that achievable through spoken language, means that even high achievers can explore concepts beyond those that they can articulate with written or spoken language.

Regardless of what they portray on the outside, even high achievers experience occasional pangs of self - doubt.

Even the highest achievers, such as Albert Einstein and Maya Angelou, suffered from this corrosive form of low self - esteem.

Whatever the reason, even the highest achievers among us can start to fizzle out right about now.

Not exact matches

But even with my brave attitude I feel neglectful, leaving them to fend for themselves in the competitive academic jungle of high achievers and perfect scores.

They are pushed to be high achievers at every aspect of their lives, and when they fail, they might take it to heart and can even become depressed.

The eyes make contact, the pencil is poised, the laptop is humming, but after about 20 minutes without a learning - state change, even the brains of these high achievers are on autopilot, with very little learning taking place.

While lower class size has a demonstrable cost, it may prove the more cost - effective policy overall in closing the widening gap between the lowest and highest achievers, even in tight budgetary conditions;

That was back when NCLB was placing pressure on schools to get low - performing students over a modest «proficiency» bar — even while tacitly encouraging them to ignore the educational needs of their high - achievers, who were likely to pass state tests regardless of what their schools did for them.

The unprecedented federal intervention into local schools has been welcomed by some cash - strapped states, but it's also meeting resistance from high - achievers like Minnesota and Massachusetts, which wonder whether the second round of Race to the Top is even worth winning.

Racial inequality exists even among high achievers.

These families often steer their children into classrooms and schools that enable them to learn alongside other high achievers, at a fast pace, from knowledgeable instructors, and in school cultures in which it is acceptable and even «cool» to be smart.

Hoxby and Avery suggest that low - income high achievers do not even apply to elite universities because they don't have people at home or at school to encourage them to do so.

It always surprises me how low these averages are, even for the high achiever category.

Some ETF tickers even suggest positive aspects of a fund's risk or return, such as the PowerShares High Equity Dividend Achievers, which trades under the symbol (NYSE: PEY)(as in «pay»), and the Pimco Enhanced Short Maturity Strategy Fund that trades under (NYSE: MINT).

Each chapter is filled with smart, powerful strategies from the Bounce Back achievers on how they rebounded from a variety of challenges including how they told their «career story» to hiring managers, how they made gut - wrenching decisions to leave their safe but unfulfilling jobs, how they contacted their network to get job leads, referrals and recommendations, how they customized their resume, and how they made big bold decisions to land in more meaningful, purposeful and even higher salaried careers.