Sentences with phrase «of academic talent»

MasterPapers.com boasts one of the world's most impressive and biggest banks of academic talent.

McKinsey found that three high - achieving countries recruit all of their teachers from the top third of the academic talent pool.

Not exact matches

Some might argue the platform failed despite the massive investment of capital and academic talent, but we need to be honest with ourselves: It failed because of it.

It's fitting that the week after the generation's greatest entrepreneur died, business leaders and academics descended on Washington to make the case for relaxing the policies that are cutting the country's richest vein of entrepreneurial talent: skilled immigrants.

The centre acts as a catalyst to exploit the concentration of academic and health sector talent in the private sector, at the University of Toronto (in medicine, law, economics, and bioethics among others) and the Rotman School.

2018.02.20 Borealis AI launches fellowship program to support and grow emerging AI talent in Canada Continuing its commitment to academic excellence in fundamental research in artificial intelligence (AI), Borealis AI today announced the launch of the Borealis AI Graduate Fellowship Program...

Through training and cultivating talents, FCAS helps prepare the right workforce for the banking sector, provide an internship scheme to students that combines both academic theory and practice, and build bridges between academia and the industry to make university curricula more relevant to the needs of their future employers.

Notre Dame has not exactly been a consistent title contender, but Irish recruiting is impressive given its academic standards and lack of in - state talent.

The start of this academic year has been a productive one for the Oxford University Gliding Club (OUGC), with a successful recruiting season bringing a wealth of new flying talent as the soaring season approaches.

At this camp, students who are already enrolled in the UC Graduate School of Education's Academic Talent Development Program (ATDP) spend a portion of their day participating in sports and recreation activities.

The Patriot League, a Division I - AA nonscholarship conference modeled after the Ivy League, with a level of talent and academic rigor that's close to the Ivy's, began accepting football playoff bids in 1997, and its teams have gone 2 - 6 in the postseason.

The NCAA title is up for grabs because talent is more evenly distributed, thanks to TV, higher academic standards, the lure of the pros and three - point baskets

Our school community shares the belief that, together, we encourage the abilities and talents of every child by providing varied opportunities and resources for all children to develop their intellectual, academic, creative and leadership capacities.

From the looks of the program, it appears that this event was a positive step forward in creating a better environment for women of color who choose to dedicate their time and talent to academic careers.

A continued downturn, officials say, could threaten U.S. global leadership in science and engineering by shrinking the pool of talent available to carry out academic research.

Given the pressures of competition for academic positions, to follow Einstein's path is to risk the price that he paid: unemployment in spite of abundant talent and skill at the craft of theoretical physics.

Fifteen months ago, academic climate scientists expressed worries that a new climate model sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) was going to harm existing modeling efforts, siphoning off talent and funding when federally funded science is short on both.

But rather than judging the talent of work visa applicants itself, UKBA will be shifting that responsibility to various British academic bodies.

Now, a new Academies» study, Beyond Bias and Barriers, † argues that in spite of that need, our universities are wasting the skills and talents of many individuals by discouraging and inhibiting women from fulfilling their potential in academic science and engineering.

«Talent from overseas have more expansive academic views and international ways of thinking,» Hu explains.

With this community input in mind, the goal of the American Competitiveness in Chemistry - Fellowship program is to support the training of beginning, independent chemical scientists who are proficient at research that straddles the academic - industrial - national laboratory interfaces and at developing untapped pools of scientific talent that exist in this country.

Marion, exercising an evolutionary maternal reflex, repeatedly criticizes her daughter about everything from her academic talents — or lack thereof — to her indulgent use of not one, but two bath towels, an insignificant act that receives a much more vociferous reaction than, say, when Lady Bird hints that she is considering having sex for the first time.

Regardless of the reasons for the changes in academic proficiency, they say, «the data are encouraging and may represent a reversal of the long - term trend of declining academic talent entering teaching.»

Efforts to bring the academic results of some of the nation's best urban charter schools to a far larger scale are «sharply constrained» by limits on the supply of talent willing and able to undertake the highly demanding work, argues a new working paper by Steven F. Wilson, a senior fellow at Education Sector, a Washington think tank.

It is telling that Willingham does not argue against the existence of human abilities outside the academic domains, such as kinesthetic skill, musical talent, and social insight.

These programs motivate students to engage in learning, not only because the programs are fun but also because they cultivate and celebrate the broad array of talents beyond core academic skills that students possess.

The # 23 million Future Talent Fund has been launched by Education Minister Nick Gibb, which will test new ways of helping the most talented disadvantaged pupils fulfil their academic potential and prevent them falling behind.

While early - college high schools link students with local colleges, Schwartz says another option is to directly link high school students to business, like existing career academies, which started in 1969 in Philadelphia in collaboration with Philadelphia Electric Company and Bell of Pennsylvania, and talent development high schools, which allow struggling students to play academic «catch up» before learning about specific career paths.

The so - called «vocational / academic» divide presupposes that education can't be both a route to gain skills, knowledge and learning and offer to support the development of aptitudes, talents and understand that is directly relevant to the world of work.

Taking a little time to discuss the social - emotional aspect could help students «remove the brakes» so to speak on challenges that may be inhibiting their academic progress and the development of talents inside and outside the classroom.

Meghan has a broad range of client solutions for leadership development including corporate and academic institutions, addressing leadership and talent development and blended learning environments.

Jan Smallbone, Director of Learning & Talent Development, Mitchells & Butlers comments: «Starting as an apprentice gives young people a genuine alternative to academic study, and a real path to a long term career in hospitality.

COACHE The Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education is a research group that uses data to make the recruitment and management of faculty talent more effective for higher education institutions.

But such demands are also the norm at a particular brand of high school around the country: math and science academies, which offer students with superior talent in those subjects a demanding, highly concentrated academic environment.

The Board also hires and oversees the President who is responsible for all operational aspects of Seton Catholic Schools, including academic and faith formation programs, school management, talent recruitment, development

They encourage pupils to make the most of their talents, building confidence through academic achievement and offering a wide range of extra-curricular opportunities.

Education systems should be accountable for ensuring all students learn those essential things society agrees all should learn (i.e., academic standards) and for enabling all students to pursue areas of individual interest and talent.

William H. Hughes, PhD, Chief Academic Officer, and Adam Schmidt, Director of Talent and Strategy Happy New Year!

Entrepreneurial educators and leaders who have the talent, energy, and capacity to found a new high - performing charter school — ideally, fellows have a proven track record of generating top - tier academic achievement for low - income students.

As co-headmaster of Boston Arts Academy, the author tells the stories of two students whose passion and talent in the arts helped them become more successful in academic subjects.

Furthermore, a sizable number of child prodigies, children with extremely high IQs, and those with extraordinary special talents in the arts end up homeschooling for part of their academic career, because traditional schools (public and private) do not meet their needs (Feldman, 1986; Hollingworth, 1942; ABC News, 1995).

CTER becomes the center of cultivating teacher education talents by flexible, open and efficient research mechanism, unification of researchers of different subjects, international and domestic academic exchanges, and comprehensive researches on teacher education.

«As an authorizer, I am motivated by the potential of charter schools to provide our children with excellent educational options based on high expectations for all, an unwavering focus on academics, the pursuit of social justice and the hard work, dedication, and talent of teachers and staff.»

Center for Bright Kids and the Western Academic Talent Search Duke University (Gifted Digest) Davidson Institute Colorado Department of Education - Gifted and Talented Ed Kahn Academy Project Gutenberg Online Video Learning Specialists (fee) Wikibooks Byrdseed

In addition to their academic abilities, many students also spend time developing a wide array of talents by accessing clubs, mentorships, teams and community activities.

The total Talent Portfolio documents each student's academic strength areas, interests, learning styles, and preferred modes of expression.

Dr. Jenelle Miller, Director of Accelerated Academics, Inc. and Gifted Consultant, is a leader, consultant, and advocate in the field of gifted and talented education with an innovative approach to serving the challenges of high - ability learners who have unique gifts and talents.

Our community of dedicated teachers not only promote mastery of academic material but also nurture innate abilities and talents.

Each time a taunt based on a child's exceptionality (such as «nerd» or «dweeb») is permitted in the classroom or on the playground, each time a highly gifted child is deliberately held back academically, each time a school policy prohibits academic acceleration or continuous progress, we need to ask, «What messages are we giving all children about developing talents, about the value of academic achievement, and about intellectual diversity?»

The Faculty at Weilenmann School of Discovery is made up of teachers and staff drawn from the best talent available, with diverse backgrounds and interests, impressive professional, academic and leadership experience, and a commitment to the mission and vision of the school.