Sentences with phrase «professional norms»

For some it feels chaotic and destructive of traditional professional norms, while for others it is a time of great advancement and opportunity.

The goal of an advanced certification process will be to formulate a set of professional norms for exemplary practitioners.

Of course — there are countless examples of successful lawyer - journalist collaboration that deliver value to all sides while respecting professional norms.

Change is particularly likely to come from smaller firms operating on the edges of conventional professional norms that seek to offer lower - cost services without costly large - firm baggage.

«These include the degree to which traditional professional norms in education persist in the school; for example, the degree to which the principal tends to utilize a more hierarchical model of leadership, as well as why and how members are selected to the team.

«creation of professional norms which would give custody to... the parent most willing to share the child with the other parent.»

Theological education is torn between academic norms, defined chiefly as excellence in the historical disciplines, and modern professional norms defined in terms of excellence in performing the functions church leaders are expected to perform.

Their remove from education networks on and off campus also makes it tough for them to alter professional norms, build new communities of thought, or connect with young talent.

To advance our ambitious goals, NT3 members needed to embrace new professional norms and identities as well as develop a network culture focused on learning and improvement.

Access to justice is a recurrent theme, as is the role of legal education in developing professional norms and practices in which social justice is an organizing aspiration.

It's been freeing to see that my social and work circles really don't care about what I have and what I wear (so long as I meet professional norms).

You say that it's fallen to you to give her feedback, and this is absolutely something worthy of giving feedback on — especially for interns, where part of the point of an internship to learn about professional norms and work habits.

He cites his colleague Constance Backhouse, a legal historian and LSUC bencher, who wrote about Bertha Wilson, the first woman to serve on the SCC: «Professional norms of civility and collegiality were used to demarcate, bolster and protect the masculine judicial circle.

Teaching has clung to these industrial rhythms while professional norms and the larger labor market have changed.

Because many criminal defense attorneys have little understanding of immigration law, see ante, at 11, it should follow that a criminal defense attorney who refrains from providing immigration advice does not violate prevailing professional norms.

Much is also made of another concern women often express in surveys — that cycling to work will impede our ability to conform to professional norms in clothing, makeup, and hairstyles.

«This incident... is entirely inconsistent with the professional norms of militaries operating in proximity to each other in international water and international airspace.»

I could share stories about accountants and even business managers that thought because we were working on the outside edge of professional norm that they could embezzle or fail to follow professional standards because we certainly aren't a credible practice that would care.

Internationally experienced researchers say that overcoming differences in professional norms, expectations, and approaches takes effort, but they overwhelmingly recommend working abroad and hosting international colleagues.

Professional norms — being perceived as incorrect or amateurish if you're not using the jargon of your industry.

By «cage - busting,» I mean finding ways to rethink the web of rules, regulations, contracts, and routines that have accreted over the past century, and to shrug off the self - imposed cage created by urban myths, professional norms, and a «culture of can't.»

There's been a heavy emphasis of late on teacher evaluation, with states and districts making it a pillar of their efforts to rethink tenure, pay, and professional norms.

«It's a professional norm that you don't try to poach students from other districts,» Kirst said.

Fourth, when administrators do seek to monitor and motivate their employees, they are hindered by regulations, professional norms, and collectively bargained contracts over which they enjoy limited control.

Experiments, which provide the most credible results, are rare in education, and relatively few studies that address students» outcomes observe the professional norm of having detailed controls for students» background characteristics (including previous academic achievement).

Becoming a District of Choice violates an unwritten rule, State Board of Education President Michael Kirst told Education Next: «It's a professional norm that you don't try to poach students from other districts.»

Visibly live the Brilla Mission through consistent professional dress, modeling of core virtues, execution of professional norms, and enthusiastic, regular engagement in ongoing professional development and community - building

Admittedly, more research is needed, especially on within - district factors that shape absence behavior, including school leadership and professional norms.

Consultants will deliver PCG - developed coaching and professional development services and content with fidelity and within PCG's cultural and professional norms.

HIGHLY EFFECTIVE School Library Leaders act ethically and according to professional norms to promote each learner's academic success and well - being and / or practitioner's professional success.

RUBRIC for Ethical Principles and Professional Norms — Effective School Library leaders act ethically and according to professional norms to promote each learner's academic success and well - being and / or practitioners» professional success.

EFFECTIVE School Library leaders act ethically and according to professional norms to promote each learner's academic success and well being and / or practitioner's professional success.

Ethical Principles and Professional Norms — Effective School Library leaders act ethically and according to professional norms to promote each learner's academic success and well - being and / or practitioners» professional success.

EMERGING School Library leaders learn to act ethically and according to professional norms to promote each learner's academic success and well - being and / or practitioner professional success.

Nevertheless, librarians had considerable latitude in determining how best to serve their patrons, armed with a robust body of knowledge and professional norms.

But Kenny Schachter reminds us that behind all of the hype and expectations are small businesses often struggling to generate revenue (or conform to professional norms):

«A professional norm that you do not issue a press release for a «discussions» submission might be a good starting point,» he wrote.

They are suspicious of «the UN» and resist moves to regulate research and testing of geoengineering, insisting that «professional norms» are adequate, which is why, incredibly, the SRMGI could not collectively call for a moratorium on deployment.

«I think Justice Hugo Black was right to say that First Amendment rights «must be accorded to the ideas we hate or sooner or later they will be denied to the ideas we cherish»; and the same is true of academic freedom principles, flowing both from the First Amendment rights of public university employees and from their tenure contracts and professional norms.

Molot states that «England, Australia, and the District of Columbia are moving in the right direction, and that professional norms can be respected by lawyers practicing in the context of a traditional corporate form.

Even if the only relevant consideration were «prevailing professional norms,» it is hard to see how those norms can support the duty the Court today imposes on defense counsel.

Therefore, it's best to do your research and comply with the professional norms in the location that you are applying to.

In today's fast - changing executive career landscape, moving to new companies and shifting careers multiple times has become a professional norm, and is one that we all must adjust to.

Find out about the firm, their culture, professional norms and above all, their expectation from the flight dispatcher role.