Sentences with phrase «shared his observations when»

I'm glad Crossan shared his observations when I was afraid to.

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Information supplied by you when you register and submit data to Mass Audubon eBird enables you to track your observations (e.g., life lists and backyard lists) and share them with other registered eBirders.

Hand - Chosen Profiles You might have your own share of doubts when it comes to these sites but careful observation will tell you who is genuine and who isn't.

You might have your own share of doubts when it comes to these sites but careful observation will tell you who is genuine and who isn't.

There are follow up activities that include * recognising the influences on our prejudices * reflecting on each person * defining prejudice * defining discrimination * Quick look at Galatians 3:28 * Consideration of lyrics from songs about prejudice NB all images are either personal images or selected using BING where license has been selected as Free to modify, share and use commercially * I designed this lesson on my teaching practice and it has been a staple of my teaching every year since, when used for inspection or performance management observations (it has been used for both and interview) it has always been rated as an excellent lesson.

Robert Pianta, dean of the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia, shared similar observations when discussing how to develop higher quality settings.

When students have written their observations for each of the senses, gather them together and let them share what they have written.

Gone are the days when coaches simply sat at the back of the room taking notes, then met with the teacher afterward to share observations.

This kind of observation can yield its greatest benefits when used as a means of sharing instructional techniques and ideologies between and among teachers.

As peers and partners in empowering California educators, the authors share observations on the qualities every school leader should seek when interviewing and hiring highly effective educators, wrote Leadership Magazine of this article co-authored by CT3's William Sprankles and Kara Backman.

This book demonstrates that when teachers learn from one another in a cycle of continuous professional growth — through observation, shared inquiry, dialogue, and follow - up — they develop a sense of collegiality and a common mission.

First, my experience indicates that shared values and mission and the development of professional respect often emerge when teachers conference with each other around observations in their classrooms.

With 10 years of teaching already under her belt, Moran had seen students benefit when teachers shared observations about strategies, lessons, and test results.

For example, in a recent classroom observation, I noticed that when working in groups, lower - performing students either waited for the high performers to find and share the answers, or tuned out entirely.

Teachers must be able to communicate effectively when collaborating with teacher assistants, special education teachers, administrators and support staff, as well as when sharing observations and concerns with parents.

I never ignore a «feeling» I get when I meet them, and I can share some observations and techniques that have worked for me to identify Pugs who show potential to obtain titles on both ends of their names.

Below, are my favorite observations about what happens when we share our lives with pets made by Ms. Huffington, both in my interview and from her book Thrive.

One very interesting bit of extra information the UW's Polar Science Center has shared this month, is how both PIOMAS (model) and CryoSat (satellite observations) are in agreement with each other when it comes to sea ice volume distribution.

Marc Morano of Climate Depot — a proud cosponsor of our Seventh International Conference on Climate Change in Chicago May 21 - 23 — shared with us today his observations on the mainstream media's double standard for tolerating provocative communication strategies when it comes to the climate.

Before launching into the past few days» deals, hires and comments it's worth sharing the observations of a CIO we spoke to last week, who said: «There used to be a lull when you got back to work after Christmas, but that seems to be a thing of the past!»

, she offered a simple observation of Agatha's feelings and validated what her daughter was experiencing by sharing a time when she felt the same way in her own childhood.