Professional - Requires an applicant to (1) successfully complete, rather than merely complete, at least three years of effective,
rather than satisfactory, teaching and (2) have a record of effectiveness, rather than competence, while holding the initial certificate.
Not exact matches
Instead, it tries to make their impact local
rather than extended, so that actions that are effective on average can gradually produce results that are
satisfactory overall.
In view of the qualifications that Toulmin makes it would seem that Toulmin is arguing for a more
satisfactory reformulation of Newton's theory
rather than for a more accurate reinterpretation.
One response is that we are referring to a common moral tradition
rather than a common religious tradition, although that is not entirely
satisfactory since morality and religion can not be so neatly separated.
Hence when you find me somewhat long - winded, repeating the same things, «about the same things» please notice, you must remember that it is for the sake of the illusion; and then you will no doubt pardon my prolixity, and interpret it in a manner more
satisfactory to yourself
rather than suppose that I allowed myself to think that this matter needed consideration, even by you, in that I suspected you of not completely understanding yourself with respect to it.
What he opposes most stridently in this book is not religious doubt itself or attempts to understand religion as a human construct or a biological phenomenon, but
rather what he sees as a very artificial and incomplete view of human nature and its purpose: the very presumption that religion can be explained away as unnecessary and that such materialistic perspectives could be definitive or anywhere near ultimately
satisfactory for beings who are obviously designed to crave so much more
than mere birth, death, and extinction.
I was in fact asked by a colleague why I was bringing my lunch in a jar
rather than a lunchbox, and I couldn't really give a
satisfactory reason, but here are a few reasons why you might:
The issues paper notes that the Ministry's preliminary view is that the operation of s 36 has «not been
satisfactory» because it appears «to be failing to maximise the long - term benefit of consumers», it is «too complex to allow for cost - effective and timely application» and is «misaligned with other prohibitions» in the Act by relying on a purpose test
rather than an «effects» test.
Since most of your magnesium is stored inside your cells and bone
rather than in blood plasma, there are no
satisfactory blood tests for assessing it.
Whether you're itching for a drama and want to dive deep with To The Bone or new series Ozark or would
rather grab some laughs with Friends From College, you'll find the service's selections more
than satisfactory.
Yet if the challenge can be met, if the attention of the adolescent culture can be directed toward,
rather than away from, those educational goals which adults hold for children, then this provides a far more fundamental and
satisfactory solution to the problem of focusing teenagers» attention on learning.
They must have four grade levels
rather than a simple
satisfactory / unsatisfactory, for example.
Nearly 200 schools received an alternate rating — either «
satisfactory progress» or «needs improvement» —
rather than a number score because they are new, don't have enough test - takers, serve exclusively at - risk students, or serve only grades kindergarten through second.
[3] To further increase the utility and validity of evaluation systems, states should require that evaluation instruments differentiate among various levels of teacher performance
rather than only giving binary
satisfactory / unsatisfactory ratings.
Federal requirements include the use of multiple categories of teacher ratings,
rather than just «
satisfactory» or «unsatisfactory,» based on multiple observations, feedback, and the use of student test scores to assess effectiveness.
State inspections could encompass such things as assessment of the curriculum assuring that it is broad and engaging, appraisal of teachers» continuing education ensuring quality and sufficient learning opportunities are being offered, evaluation of the level of parental and family engagement opportunities and communications, and that there is
satisfactory evidence that the school is conscientiously working towards improving
rather than just complying with paperwork.
They might not have the niche models like Power Wagon, Raptor and TRD Pro, nor as many sub-menus as the primary triumvirate, but if you're shopping pickup
rather than luxury car or trail buggy, the range, and truck, should be more
than satisfactory.
The primary concern that you need to stress over with regards to writing personal statement essay isn't simply thinking of something
satisfactory, however something one of a kind, that will get the attention of the foundation and genuinely help your odds of acknowledgment
rather than simply keeping them steady.
Has anyone heard of a lender who was willing to negotiating a «paid settlement» or «paid
satisfactory» on a credit report in a situation where the borrow was willing to agree to a deed in lieu
rather than letting the property to go into foreclosure?
Grant funding is supposed to be for research
rather than personal aggrandizement, so claim # 1 needs to be supported to a degree
satisfactory to the criminal standards of proof, not blog standards.
is not
satisfactory, but a serious understatement, when the truth seems clearly be that it's an artifact
rather than «not robust».
As an addition
rather than replacement for existing face - to - face or telephone services, on - line approaches provide potential benefits for educating and preparing parties so that dispute resolution can proceed more effectively to mutually
satisfactory agreements.
Rather than settling on one of those fixes, I've instead been trying the competition in hopes of finding something else
satisfactory.
It's best for everybody when a
satisfactory agreement is reached the first time around,
rather than enduring years of prolonged and expensive custody disputes in court.