Sentences with phrase «struggle as a novice»

You will struggle as a novice will if you lift heavy weights but don't do pull - ups at the gym.

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As the novice clergyperson struggles for a more realistic appreciation of the demands of the profession, there is every chance that the institution will also force its agenda on him or her without due regard for the original urge to be a prophet - pastor.

This film, their first together, was Ford's equally poetic and significant follow - up to the groundbreaking western Stagecoach, and in it Fonda gives one of the finest performances of his career, as the young president - to - be, a novice lawyer struggling with an incendiary murder case.

As a novice teacher, I wanted my students to «get it» so badly that I thought if we just struggled through it, the light would go on.

It is now clear that teacher evaluation is a means to differentiate struggling, novice, and exceptional teachers as well as support teacher growth.

Rock and colleagues, who have worked as virtual coaches to dozens of teachers, describe how such a set - up can help struggling novices break through to solid teaching skills.

Awkward at first as a novice and a student, I was enamored with stringing together the exact right words, imagining exotic worlds, researching history, hanging out with the characters, and struggling with plot.