Sentences with phrase «of lecturer»

Sometimes, and more often in the clients I see in couple therapy, both partners are close to the extreme of the lecturer, waiting only to get their own opinion across to the other, never really checking whether any part of their opinion has really been of interest or has even been understood by the listener.

Your resume of a lecturer needs to mention about your qualifications.

I thank you for the opportunity I received to meet you for an interview for the position of lecturer in your organization.

The right way of choosing the driving education for teens, let the certified educator of lecturer to teach your teens how to drive a motor vehicle or car with confidence, agility, and safety conscious skill.

Yesomi Umolu is the exhibitions curator at the Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts at the University of Chicago, where she also holds the position of lecturer in the Humanities division.

21.3 is a film - remake of a 1964 performance by Robert Morris in which Morris, in the guise of a lecturer, lip - synched to an excerpt of a foundational art - historical text by Erwin Panofsky.

In the same year he applied for the post of lecturer at the Bauhaus design school but was turned down.

The demand and the expectations of a lecturer from students increase from lower to higher education level.

Are you in a problem over how to write HR Assignment to match the prospect of your lecturer?

In contrast, Eleanor (Parker Posey, «Irrational Man»), a doting admirer of the lecturer, meets with Jin, effusively telling him how much his father has meant to her.

Many of the presentations have the capability to show a video of a lecturer while displaying the corresponding slides at the same time.

A committee whose sole function shall be the selection of the lecturer for the annual John Wesley Powell Memorial Lecture shall be appointed by the President at the earliest convenient time following accession to office.

Rather, they present the gist of an essay by Alexandre Afonso, who teaches political economy at King's College London where he holds the rank of lecturer.

But a group, Nerzit Patroitic Front, has kicked against the suspension of the lecturer, asking KASU to rescind its decision.

The duty of a lecturer was to «lecture» on the Bible — that is, preach — at times other than those set aside for the regular services.

Now in summer, when it was hot, and he was very tired and ill from his journeyings, or when he held the office of lecturer, he would sometimes, as he lay thus in bonds, and oppressed with toil, and tormented also by noxious insects, cry aloud and give way to fretfulness, and twist round and round in agony, as a worm does when run through with a pointed needle.

The teacher's approach to such problems might start from three assumptions: (a) the teacher should be concerned with how science fits into the larger framework of life, and the student should raise questions about the meaning of what he studies and its relation to other fields; (b) controversial questions can be treated, not in a spirit of indoctrination, but with an emphasis on asking questions and helping students think through assumptions and implications; an effort should be made to present viewpoints other than one's own as fairly as possible, respecting the integrity of the student by avoiding undue imposition of the lecturer's beliefs; (c) presuppositions inevitably enter the classroom presentation of many subjects, so that a viewpoint frankly and explicitly recognized may be less dangerous than one which is hidden and assumed not to exist.

9 A vivid illustration of the problem here raised for all moral judgments is given in the experience of a lecturer who asserted to a group of Southern people that no one could practice discrimination against another race and be a Christian.

I will devote the remainder of this lecturer to explaining why this does not commend itself to me and why, instead, I pursue a Christocentric approach.

One offering, «How to Marry Money,» landed Hollender on The Phil Donahue Show — accompanied by one of his lecturers, Joanna Steichen, who had married photographer Edward Steichen when he was 50 years her senior.

Yet Gifford's optimism was soon challenged by many of the lecturers.

One of the lecturers at Erfurt, Johann Trutvetter, a future chancellor of the University, was a native of Eisenach.

The network of lecturers aims to promote discussion of best infant feeding educational practice within universities, and supports lecturers to come together and share curricula, best practice, learning outcomes and develop centres of excellence.

He added: «This dispute could seriously worsen if employers do not take account of the mood of lecturers who have seen promise after promise to improve their pay broken - even despite the billions of pounds of new money entering higher education this year.»

One of them, who simply identified self as Grace warned her fellow females to be wary of the lecturers who do not mind failing them at will in order to secure their bodies on bed.

The students of UCC may have taken a cue from one of their lecturers, Dr. John Gartchie Gatsi, an economic lecturer from the Department of Accounting and Finance at the School of Business, University of Cape Coast, who had recently dismissed Dr. Bawumia?s analysis as highly political as being an economic analysis.

Odih in a chat with DAILY POST on Sunday admonished the Governor to drop the idea of employing a new set of lecturers and settle his differences with the old and the experienced ones with whom he is at war.

The University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) says it is skeptical about the announcement by government that it has lifted an embargo on the recruitment of lecturers into public universities.

I remember seeing one of the lecturers there I knew quite well, and he had this catalog.

Indeed, IAATO recommends that at least 75 per cent of the lecturers and other expedition staff have previous Antarctic experience.

Our acupuncture classes are taught by experienced and qualified acupuncturists, and many of our lecturers are world - renowned experts in the field of acupuncture.

Many of our lecturers are world - renowned experts and authors in the field of Oriental Medicine.

Perhaps the greatest achievements of the PDA programme have been in terms of its output and its knock - on effect on use of technology within the Organisation.The pilot cohort of 12 learners in the current programme consists of lecturers, managers, and external engineers undertaking the programme as part of their Continuous Professional Development (CPD).

A video or PowerPoint presentation can be useful for something like a TED talk that facilitates shorter viewing times and nearly guarantees audience engagement (due to high expertise of lecturers), but is not always effective for long term learning.

With the expectations of lecturers soaring even higher, disappointments aren't to be taken simply.

A project created by experts will correspond to all requirements of lecturers of a student's department in terms of essence, literacy and style.

Let a world - class team of lecturers teach you how PVPs and sedation can give you and your patients a Fear Free experience even with time constraints or emergency situations.

Although the Game Jam team had a different formation, the chemistry in this «team of lecturers» worked again, and we ended up making a solid prototype for Bezircle: a one - button party strategy game with short, intensive matches for up to four local players.

Tracey (Development): I first got into coding when one of my lecturers offered an Xbox to the person who implemented the best space invaders clone.

The high tutor / student ratio ensures that the individual art practice is subject to in - depth and sustained discussion with a variety of lecturers and visiting artists.

Chosen for the 2013 iteration, Perry joined a lineage of lecturers boasting Bertrand Russell, Edward Said, and Aung San Suu Kyi.

MORE than 70 secondary school pupils from across Merseyside became Crime Scene Investigators yesterday with the help of lecturers.

When the Bauhaus closed down in 1933, many of its lecturers (notably Josef Albers) moved to America and taught in Chicago and at the Black Mountain College in North Carolina.

Edited by Lynne Cooke and Karen Kelly, together with Bettina Funcke, this second volume of collected theoretical and critical essays are by a multidisciplinary group of lecturers, and are focused on the exhibitions mounted at Dia from 1995 through 1998.

If I was to do my time at uni again (which I would, without a second's thought), I would choose more of my courses on the strength of the lecturers / seminar tutors.

When undertaking my political awareness courses, one of my lecturers pointed out that in online debates, that if someone is becoming irrationally angry, you must be making some powerful points and observations.

Before Ball's tenure as an actual professor, he was varying types of lecturers at the University of Winnipeg, not a professor.

The organisers tell us it is, «Not so much a «line - up of Lecturers» as a great sharing of new ideas from passionate advocates for change, outspoken controversialists and a dozen leading practitioners — the people making change happen on the ground now.»

What this means is, first, that the standards of admission are high and that the students will benefit from working with excellent comrades from around the world, and, secondly, that they have sustained interrelations with their professors, rather than being exposed to a multitude of lecturers who come and go.

Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) has announced recruitment news for the post of Lecturers in Govt.