Sentences with phrase «valuable reference point»

The Features of Highly Effective Schools provides an immensely valuable reference point for these schools, but for church schools, there is also the matter of church school distinctiveness to consider — what does a highly effective church school look like, and can church school distinctiveness be integrated within a coherent school improvement and professional development programme such as the Partner Schools Programme?

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a diverse digital database that acts as a valuable guide in gaining insight and information about a product directly from the manufacturer, and serves as a rich reference point in developing a project or scheme.

I have been meaning to link to this post for a while, but the Reference Frame, along with Roy Spencer, makes a valuable point I have also made for some time — the warming effect from man's CO2 is not going to be zero.

Another could be a comment on the Law is Cool post which pointed to further resources on the topic, making it a more valuable web reference.

Offering references on your resume is nice, but it can occupy valuable space that you can otherwise use to drive home your accomplishments and unique selling points.

References are incredibly valuable if used properly, and most job seekers overlook the process of providing them with talking points and expressing the way they would like the potential employer to see them.

In the family's absence, teachers and childcare practitioners provide valuable points of reference for the developing adolescent and potentially could have an even greater impact on those students experiencing poor parent - child relationships.

Thank you for this valuable REM article, Lloyd, and your pointed biblical reference.