Sentences with phrase «really important practice»

It has always been a really important practice to focus on any relevant skills and experiences according to the company centered job position.

Not exact matches

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«I think it's really important for your readers to know that I have been a member of the same church for almost 20 years, and I have never practiced Islam.

I hate to see creatures killed, but I know enough about my Native American friends and their religious practices, to know that this is really important to them, and that they treat animals with a lot more reverence than we do!

The details of child - rearing practices aren't really the important thing.

Keeping our skills sharp and staying up to date with auditing technical knowledge and certification best practices is really important to us.

«It's really the practices that the mothers experience that's really important for increasing the number of mothers who breastfeed,» said Trish MacEnroe, executive director of Baby - Friendly USA in Albany, New York.

We got lots of calls, even women who were due, coming from other practices saying, «This was our plan and this was really important to us.

Hand expression is really important, it's something that moms can practice even during pregnancy, providing we don't have a mom who is at risk for pre-term labor.

It is important then to follow up when baby actually get here, there are classes that you can take when you are in the hospital and those could be really helpful because a baby is here and you can actually practice with your baby.

«But it is going to be really important to replicate these findings,» says Lord, who has studied the disorder for 40 years and has been instrumental in developing autism diagnostic instruments used in practice and research worldwide.

«This has substantial effects on quality of life and functional improvement, and I think it's really important to integrate this into rehabilitative care and primary practice.»

And in my practice, I've learned that the pill — and equally important, going off the pill and experiencing subsequent post-birth-control syndrome (PCBS)-- can really mess with your hormones.

It's important to remember that we really can change our brains; it just takes some practice.

Torea Rodriguez: Yeah, you know, I think one of the things that I found in my practice that has been extremely powerful is not only is it diet, lifestyle factors, looking at the functional medicine piece of it, but it's also really taking a look at your life and what's important, and sorting through what matters the most, and once you identify what matters the most, like get rid of everything else that doesn't because it's just added stress, and we don't need it, right?

I think its really important that teachers encourage their students to try other practices, and «see» other teachers.

A thoughtful high school teacher who came to yoga class recently put it so well: «Summer was a time where I was learning to be with myself in a healthy way... now my challenge is to be with other people again and this is when my yoga practice is really important.»

She adds, «I think this relaxation was really important for me to be able to begin my practice life feeling fresh and ready to work hard.»

On a physical level, pressing up into handstand in the middle of a regular vinyasa class be challenging because of all the energy you've put into the other asanas; on a safety level, establishing a solid foundational practice is really important before attempting to freestyle without guidance.

There really needed to be more time for students to spend time on foundation skills, learning about those effective practices and knowing how they work, why they work and when to apply them; and that's really important.

«These pedagogical approaches where students actually get to practice understanding the merits and demerits of different points of view on different issues is a really important and proactive activity schools can do,» he says.

The whole CRT team created a really important space for me to think deeply about the place of critical pedagogy in education research and practice.

At a time when a college degree is more important than ever, the Urban Education Institute's efforts continue to build on this success — at the UChicago Charter School and in research, practice, and policy — to focus on what really matters to create college success for all students.

As Gillian Hamilton said [in an earlier Esteem interview] there is not really a special thing that is «women's leadership,» just a breadth of leadership practices and the fact that women leaders have important stories to tell.

First, I will say that as a former person in charge of teacher preparation in the state of New York that the portions of this report that talk about the importance of alignment, of the higher education system and the P12 system, and really understanding the ways in which we're providing opportunities for teacher candidates to have longer residencies and we're thinking about ways in which teacher candidates are participating in coursework and practice, experiences that allow them to really apply what they're learning in ways that they're getting more at bats and they're becoming more confident and they're entering the system with a set of skills that are gonna help close those gaps and help those secondary students be successful is important.

Combating the so - called «summer slide» — where students lose reading and math skills over the summer because they are not practicing day in and day out — is really important, but what I hate is «The Summer Reading List.»

over the summer because they are not practicing day in and day out — is really important, but what I hate is «The Summer Reading List.»

There have been all sorts of academic studies and formulas that demonstrate why diversification is important, but it's really just the simple practice of «not putting all your eggs in one basket.»

The amount of a signing bonus can vary, but it's important to keep in mind that if a practice or hospital really wants to hire you, everything is negotiable.

That is a shame because it is a really important job and good vet tech is probably one of the most important parts of a veterinary practice.

I love your last point of practicing ecotourism, that's really important!

Mallika and her featured guests, including her father, Deepak Chopra, will give you daily practices and experiential tools to help you refocus on what's really important, and show you how to reconnect with your inner purpose and joy even amidst the go - go - go of everyday life.

«For those of us who want and need to know what is actually happening and is important on the frontiers of British contemporary art practice, I really believe this show must not be missed.»

There's a very focused understanding of Pollock that's been overplayed through popular culture and around works such as Tiger — they're incredibly important, but only account for four years of his practice, really.»

To me, «Parker Cheeto...» is the most important show I've done so far because it really, in a way, was an overview of my practice as an artist, as opposed to just presenting a specific project.

Three artists who have been really important to me — Shirley Jaffe, George Sugarman, and Norman Bluhm — were all so - called second generation Abstract Expressionists: all Americans who went to Paris after the war, all artists who were trying to find ways to move beyond the stylistic modes that their generation was practicing, and all artists whose work is yet to be fully appreciated, despite the efforts of me and other supporters.

While it's likely that their advice is listed «in no particular order», I would suggest that «listening» is the most important practice (or really any form of communication, including one's mouth).

At least, we tell our attorneys here at Benesch that it's important that you really think about focusing your practice in a niche area.

«Establish your firm as a thought leader in your practice area,» isn't really quantifiable (though critically important), so we'll leave it where it is in the Why section.

We talked to Andy Haugen a little while back about how he likes to say yes, and it led to some really great opportunities for his practice, but I also feel like saying no is one of the most important skills that a lawyer, anybody in business, but a lawyer can have.

Listening to their feedback and realizing how they view your practice can help you focus on what's really important.

The changes made to this practice direction mark a really important step forward in recognising the impact and risks surrounding domestic abuse and its treatment in the Family Court.

So even though I like the idea of a technology audit — and to be fair, Casey Flaherty's test went after skills that really should be elementary to legal practice — I'll argue that a process audit is even more important.

Plenty of private practice lawyers talk a good game about being commercial (and to be fair, some of them do have an excellent grasp of their clients» businesses), but there are plenty who glaze over when faced with a discussion of what's really important to their clients.

I find collaborative writing hard — too much of a control freak, I guess — which means it's probably a really good thing I didn't go into practice, where the art of collaborative writing is an important skill.

So, they have individual sessions themselves in the academic track but then part of what they baked into the programming was actually going out and attending sessions that are relevant to law schools and faculty, and talking to vendors in the hall and really getting a better feel for what practice management means and why it's so important to start teaching in law school because as we all know they don't, and as a whole, I mean, there is obviously a few schools that do, but as a whole it's not part of a standard curriculum and they are very excited about that and they even have one co-session that they are doing with the incubator consortium that's being held at the exact same time.

Although academic ideas can be elegant, compelling, and important, their major limitation is that we don't really know if they will work in actual practice.

From his viewpoint, this cooperation is the right way «to move the whole debate [about the relationship between the ECJ and national constitutional courts] forward», which is «actually more important» than these conceptual questions [about the scope of primacy of EU law] that are really only of interest to professors at universities» but that «do not make much of a difference in actual practice».

The last part of that sentence was very important because believe it or not, there are plenty of attorneys who put «traffic ticket attorney» on their marketing material, but don't really do this as a major or exclusive part of their practice.

It's really important to remember that recruitment professionals are doing everything they can to reduce the risk of job scams and the number of people falling victim to these fraudulent practices.