Sentences with phrase «possibly professional support»

When you dating a sugar momma, she will be providing you with some financial support and possibly professional support as well.

When you have a rich woman, she will be providing you with some financial support, and possibly professional support as well.

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It also suggests finding new ways to target teaching and leadership support in these areas, possibly through professional development programmes or introducing student loan write offs.

Let's use our dollars as wisely as we possibly can to support the hard work of teachers and principals through professional development.

This should also provide the coach with time for informal support, to participate in professional learning, and possibly even PLCs.

addressed the launch of the new College of Teaching earlier this year, she wants to see all teachers supported to become the best professionals they possibly can be, and to make teaching an even more attractive and rewarding profession to join.»

Career pathways can provide the best teachers with opportunities to mentor their colleagues, give instructional support, craft specialized professional learning, and possibly earn more credentials for their additional skills.

I would strongly suggest that meteorological and climatological professional associations work with ANSI and NOAA (and possibly with Congress) about getting some legal standards set, and getting support to meet those standards.

Are you interested in a career as a tax professional, or possibly a tax office support job or corporate position?

A national body could support mediation training and possibly accredit professionals and organisations in this area.

A national body could support mediation training and possibly give accreditation to the best professionals and organisations in this area.

Indeed, it seems unreasonable to expect that volunteers would successfully identify adolescents with depressive symptoms when professionals so often fail to.37, 38 Our findings of continued poor mental health and possibly increased support need by participants could be explained by bias from differential dropout rates, although this was controlled for in the multivariable analysis.