Sentences with phrase «such aptitude»

Spielberg has spoken of his own apprehensiveness about intellectualizing the images he arrives at instinctively, and Carpenter has such an aptitude for filmmaking that rationalizing a creative decision probably feels to him like looking a gift horse in the mouth.

The neural mechanisms that enable such aptitudes can not be willed at a moment's notice any more than musicians or athletes can perform skillful maneuvers without many hours of practice.

The neural mechanisms that enable such aptitudes can not be willed at a moment's notice, but hundreds of studies suggest that they can be strengthened through practice just as the mechanisms that enable complex musical or athletic movements.

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SM is such a critical part of every business's business today that it really can't be left to the alleged professionals — hired guns at old - line agencies who generally know almost as little about this stuff as you do — or simply delegated to employees who have the attitude, aptitude, and interest in creating some of this.

Such savvy presumes a forward - looking, entrepreneurial aptitude.

Whatever the method that is used, it ought to pay attention to the difference in aptitudes and teach in such a way that all children are treated with equal love.»

The athlete will demonstrate a little more power, speed, and general aptitude for their sport, such as hitting a baseball harder.

As education research continues to bear out, the inclusion of arts increases aptitude and creative thinking in the traditional hard logic areas such as math and science.

The subjects were given standard tests of musical aptitude, such as the ability to discern differences in the pitch or duration of two tones.

The researchers note that musical aptitude is a complex behavioural trait not fully captured by the sound perception tests used in this study, and that environmental factors, such as culture and music education, likely play an important role here.

«It is great to know that such great work on religion and science is being done and to meet people who have particular aptitude in this area,» said Goldman.

I can be in the simplest of poses or an invigorating asana such as Wheel (Urdhva Dhanurasana), and I feel this sense of strength and aptitude that I rarely feel as resolutely off the mat.

They are all registered with relevant professional bodies and are bound by standard codes of ethics covering issues such as confidentiality, continual professional development and regular reviews of professional aptitude.

As intelligent as she must be to have such a large vocabulary, Mary's aptitude for reading body language remains abhorrent.

For example, if a student wants to design video games but lacks the aptitude to get into a corresponding program, the school team might suggest exploring lateral ways to approach the industry, such as video editing as a means to start a game review channel (which that student might even be able to monetize).

In taking accountability away from school systems and placing it on individual schools and their employees, reform calls into question the current system of governance — and leaves no room for «excuses» such as weak family structures, poverty, discrimination, lack of aptitude, peer pressure, diet, television, etc..

Based on such analysis, the student may not only get an academic «diagnosis» of his or her aptitude, but also determine ways in which performance can be strengthened and improved, and gaps can be closed.

Aptitudes and treatments are greatly influenced by certain variables, such as the nature of the task and the situation.

The evidence suggests that such people are less likely to start teaching than their lower - aptitude peers (even when those being compared are all certified to teach) and less likely to remain in teaching.

Women with high aptitude or math and science skills have chosen such professions over teaching, perhaps because these professions do reward workers based on their skills and performance.

They also found that salaries in private schools correspond to aptitude and scarce skills (such as math and science skills) more than they do in public schools.

3D printing in schools supports STEAM skills (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics), due to the fusion of art and maths aptitudes required to design 3D models using software such as CAD / CAM.

Aptitude tests such as the SAT and «IQ» tests also are norm - referenced.

Exhibit maladaptive attributions by attributing academic success to external and uncontrollable factors such as task ease or teacher assistance, but academic failure to internal yet uncontrollable factors such as limited aptitude;

In all probability, such a strategy would attract male teachers of higher aptitude as well.

That is, if the average teacher's SAT score at highly selective colleges is consistently 50 points lower (or higher) than that of the average student at such colleges, and a similar consistency holds for the other groupings, then we have a good measure of changes in the aptitudes of those entering the teaching profession.

Moreover, collectively bargained contracts placed a premium on characteristics such as seniority and credentials rather than performance, further depressing the opportunities for the high - aptitude teacher.

Prior to the enactment of Bush's bipartisan No Child Left Behind in 2001, high - stakes standardized testing was mostly limited to college - entrance exams such as the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).

Even though they were not ostensibly academically selective, the report said some schools could pick some pupils by «aptitude» for a certain subject such as music, some were effectively «selecting by home postcode» when they became over-subscribed and many were faith schools.

«What is crucial is for young people to keep their options open for as long as possible, to have clear and informed careers advice, including about engineering, and to realise that engineering draws on a breadth of talent and aptitude both in the quantitative subjects such as maths and physics but also in creativity and lateral thinking.»

The letter says that the grades obtained provide a better guide to future performance of students as Cambridge undergraduates than other methods of selection, such as GCSE results — which are «nowhere near as reliable» - or aptitude tests.

L. 108 — 454, § 106 (a), inserted at end «Such term also includes national tests for admission to institutions of higher learning or graduate schools (such as the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), Law School Admission Test (LSAT), Graduate Record Exam (GRE), and Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)-RRB- and national tests providing an opportunity for course credit at institutions of higher learning (such as the Advanced Placement (AP) exam and College - Level Examination Program (CLEP)-RRB-.&raSuch term also includes national tests for admission to institutions of higher learning or graduate schools (such as the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), Law School Admission Test (LSAT), Graduate Record Exam (GRE), and Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)-RRB- and national tests providing an opportunity for course credit at institutions of higher learning (such as the Advanced Placement (AP) exam and College - Level Examination Program (CLEP)-RRB-.&rasuch as the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), Law School Admission Test (LSAT), Graduate Record Exam (GRE), and Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)-RRB- and national tests providing an opportunity for course credit at institutions of higher learning (such as the Advanced Placement (AP) exam and College - Level Examination Program (CLEP)-RRB-.&rasuch as the Advanced Placement (AP) exam and College - Level Examination Program (CLEP)-RRB-.»

The most common explanations for such gaps have focused on differences in academic aptitude and preparation, which explicitly or implicitly assume a view of intellectual performance as relatively fixed or slow to change.

According to UCS officials, the study delved into issues such as at - risk students, special education, preschool, poverty, English language aptitude, geographic isolation, technical education and more.

From districts such as Washington, DC to most charter schools, human capital management based on the quality of the individual's capabilities, knowledge and aptitude for the profession does result in better objective measures of school success.

(7) failing to select and administer tests concerning employment in the most effective manner to ensure that, when such test is administered to a job applicant or employee who has a disability that impairs sensory, manual, or speaking skills, such test results accurately reflect the skills, aptitude, or whatever other factor of such applicant or employee that such test purports to measure, rather than reflecting the impaired sensory, manual, or speaking skills of such employee or applicant (except where such skills are the factors that the test purports to measure).

Still others join a publishing house with some evidence of aptitude and work their way up the tree, starting off as proofreaders, or such like.

Merit - Based Aid: This includes financial awards to a student based primarily on special talents he or she exhibits such as above - average academic achievement, art, music or athletic aptitude.

Certain breeds, like the Saint Bernard, have historically been bred specifically to rescue people, and today, almost every service animal continues to be canine (although other animals have showed aptitude at tasks such as leading the blind).

This breed was created by combining a number of other breeds, such as the Dandie Dinmont Terrier, which gives the Australian Terrier traits such as being a good ratter, a high acrobatic ability and the aptitude to be a great watch dog.

These include stealth skills, weapons aptitudes, technical aptitudes and personal characteristics such as toughness.

Allies are routinely our most valuable resource, endowed with traits such as a capacity for spellcasting or an aptitude for healing - the type of abilities that are essential when fighting resilient bosses.

Consequently, Salt's solo exhibition at the Ace Gallery not only reveals her prodigious aptitude at flawlessly laying down color in the grand tradition of both wall and Color Field painting, but also her unique place in such schools of the mundane.

In fact, 74 percent of Americans believe that the right job is out there for everyone, and as a result job seekers have begun to focus their job search on organizations and positions that are a match for each job seeker's attitude, aptitude, as well as more practical considerations such as proximity to home.

Your qualifications and work experience sections should reference your technical aptitudes, including familiarity with real estate technology, such as the online MLS and virtual tour programs.

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Such approaches will be of interest to prospective employers, in demonstrating your aptitude for management.

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Tasks in this aptitude test include a range of functions such as drawing conclusions, analyzing, summarizing and recalling information.

You might also be asked to complete further online aptitude tests, such as logical and spatial reasoning tests.