Sentences with phrase «much about this profession»

Therefore, it is important to learn as much about the profession as possible before you embark on a career path as a lawyer.

I am glad that the healthcare system is not run this way, because it would be largely populated with unqualified wannabes with a pulse due to fail before they have learned much about their profession as they experiment on their patients like newbie lab workers let loose in an anything - goes lab testing rats for disease control... and quitting because most of the rats die before their careers die.

Not exact matches

It's the kind of thing you hear about a lot in professions like law, which used to be dominated by men but aren't as much anymore.

I don't have my finger on the pulse of the economics profession, so you can't infer too much about what most economists think from anything I say.

The burqa tells us so much about the identity of the wearer, the sorts of relationships she is likely to have with her husband, her in - laws, her children, her profession of faith, etc..

Then there are the scumbags of the summer camp world, much like there are scumbags to just about any profession, but it's always more disgusting when that career is all about working with kids!

Today there is much more information available about the profession.

During my interviewing, I usually take the opportunity to find out how much the candidate knows about the profession.

Without access to the human voice and body language, this can all get a bit cagey in my experience, and it can certainly open you eyes to how much science — like any other profession — is all about personalities.

But I never could have guessed how much my profession would teach me about people — their minds, their motivations, their differences, and their similarities.

It only took me a few weeks to realize that a hobby blog about my profession wasn't much of a hobby.

I am a simple boy who is very much ambitious about his profession.

My profession says alot about me just as how much i put enough passion in my work thats the same amount i need to put towards a lady who deserves it.

Gather so much more info about a guy's life, profession, interests and relationship goals than you could ever do just meeting him face - to - face

I'm probably one of about 12 people in the world who will see a movie based on the cinematographer (I sure know Christian Bale doesn't think much of the profession.)

Wonder Boys is about characters and interactions; it's about one of our most talented screenwriters, Steve Kloves (The Fabulous Baker Boys, Flesh and Bone), working at the absolute top of his profession; and it's about a cast so very sublime and dead solid perfect that wondering what will happen next doesn't drive the film so much as hoping that whatever it is takes its sweet time: We want these people to stay put.

Although we understand a good deal about student - level characteristics that influence school success and failure, there is much still to be learned - and much knowledge still to be shared across disciplines and professions — about children who struggle with emotional and behavioral issues that affect education.

And we would do well to shed the long - held assumption that we know how to help 3.5 million individual teachers become masters of their craft, instead giving consideration to some new ideas about what schools or the teaching profession itself might look like — ideas that could have a much broader impact on instructional quality.

All the aforementioned obstacles in society and within the education profession impede any large political unit (such as a state) from attaining consensus about what should be in its civics standards - much less tying an enforcement regimen to them.

Nicholas continued: «This is quite explicitly about signalling our respect to the profession and how much we value their work.»

As a profession we care too much about the children in our care to give up providing the very best that we can.

In order to estimate how much money they'll need to pay benefits down the road, pension plans make assumptions about how long teachers will stay in the profession.

And while much could be done to provide educators with better retirement options, states need to, in the meantime, do more to educate their workers about the true value of their pension at various points in the career and what to do when they leave the profession.

While there exists some quasi-experimental literature on the effects for student achievement of being new to the profession (e.g., Rockoff, 2004) or to a school (Hanushek & Rivkin, 2010), to date there is little evidence about how much within - school churn typically happens and how it affects students.

Teachers in states that mandate the use of high - stakes test scores for teacher evaluations reported: 1) More negative feelings about testing 2) Much lower job satisfaction, and 3) Much higher percentage thought of leaving the profession due to testing.

Ms Morgan also accused the NASUWT of peddling too much negative comment about the state of the profession, teacher retention and recruitment.

These practices are more reflective of a time when the default profession for college - educated women was teaching, so we didn't need to worry much about competing for talent or about the notion that people might only stay a short period of time.

Let's show district administration and our elected officials how much we care about our kids and our profession.

Michael Fullan and Andy Hargreaves have contributed so much great work to this series — why did you select this particular interview about the teaching profession?

It is also worth noting that there remains a healthy debate about how much time teachers work compared to other professions.

Little mention is made of our reality here, however, given the real and deleterious effects we witness, for example, as current teacher educators when we work with potential / future teachers who almost daily express serious concerns about joining a profession now with very little autonomy, not much respect, and a stark increase in draconian accountability measures that will be used to hold them accountable for that which they do, or do not do well.

I am writing about keeping teachers in the classroom in nyc by paying teachers higher salaries thoutere are teachers who have the same credentials and are not paid accordingly the bd of ed get more than the teacher who worked in childcare with the same credential possibly same amount of years working also the support team such as the asst teacher salary are much lower than the paraprofessional in the bd of ed salaries should be the same in this profession teachers stay because of the children they care about.

In the United States, new teachers only make an average of about $ 36,000, and the average salary for all teachers is just over $ 58,000 — which, in today's dollars, is lower than the average salary during the 1989 - 1990 school year.63 Teachers make 60 percent of what similarly educated professionals earn, much lower than the proportion in other Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries.64 Partly as a result of low teacher pay, young people are avoiding the teaching profession, excellent teachers are staying away from high - need schools, the teaching profession is not as diverse as it needs to be, and far too many great educators leave the profession altogether.65

The much - quoted opening line of The Journalist and the Murderer, her book about McGinniss, may express her own feelings about her profession: «Every journalist who is not too stupid or too full of himself to notice what is going on knows that what he does is morally indefensible.»

Given their profession, it seems churlish to complain too much about this.

Architecture is about being creative and thinking out of the box, if your dad is an engineer, you don't want to focus on artistic practice, and you are chinese, chances are the creative side of you would be a real struggle to tap into which would make architecture school torture and the profession not much better.

Why don't you continue to represent those fine coal industry geologists by pointing out a few that «know much, much more about the mechanisms of the atmosphere and its variations over time...» than the climatologists and atmospheric scientists that make it their profession to know how atmospheres vary over time.

... the individual specialist knows nothing (or nothing much) about most of it... to the extent that consensus exists at all, it is simply a public expression of faith in the profession.

Climate scientists are notoriously touchy about non-climate folks «meddling» in their profession, but they have no such qualms when they venture off into statistics or geology or even astrophysics without much knowlege of what they are doing.

If we can determine how much of the increase in CO2 is simply driven by the slight warming we have experienced, then we can, happily conclude that even less of the hysteria and fear mongering of your profession is something to worry about.

I've written a lot in these pages about the issues of diversity and equality — much of it directly related to maintaining the number of women in the legal profession.

The Canadian legal profession is currently engaged in a much - needed debate about the future of legal services in general and whether to allow the use of so - called alternative business structures (ABSs) more particularly.

Matthew Moeller: Just a little bit of camaraderie in terms of they understood the profession and everything, not so much a lot of referral opportunity but a lot of curiosity I think amongst the handful of us that were working out of that address, about exactly what are you doing, what's your practice like, who are your clients, those kind of conversations.

I don't recall hearing much about this when I was entering the profession, but based on what I've heard this week, am hopeful that the fundamental value of integrity in the legal profession is given appropriate emphasis in the education of law and articling students.

, there was much talk at the plenary session about the allegedly irrevocable changes occurring in the legal profession because of the fallout from the Great Recession.

What is it about lawyers and librarians that we spend so much time thinking, talking and trying to change the way our professions are perceived?

While I admire Wold's and Wolf's efforts to spread the truth about the true cost of a law degree and the realities of job prospects in the legal profession, I'm not sure that their advice will make much difference.

That is why the least you could do to yourself is diagnose what is actually your problem because especially if you think about the legal profession, both in the US but also especially here in the UK, it hasn't actually changed much since Dickens» times in the last 200 years.

There is much gnashing of teeth and wringing of hands about women leaving the law profession in droves.

[Translated:] «It's as much a matter of the survival of the profession as it is about the urgency to respond to the access - to - justice needs of citizens,» said Barreau president Claudia Prémont in a statement.