Sentences with phrase «very challenging profession»

Teaching is a very challenging profession and the last thing we want in our schools is for teachers to fall through the cracks when support, learning and encouragement is needed.

It is critical that we provide our teachers with the feedback and coaching they need to master this very challenging profession and become great teachers,» said Tom Boasberg, Superintendent, Denver Public Schools.

Not exact matches

I love that you're challenging the idea of what everyone thinks of when they hear the word «scientist,» and I think the dichotomy of a very tight - laced profession with your whimsical fashion sense is really amazing.

«After working for eight years I felt I had become very comfortable in my profession; I was keen for the challenge of new learning opportunities and I also wanted to broaden my professional horizons,» she says.

Now the embryonic teaching profession's advanced certification system faces a challenge unlike that faced by other established professions, many of which are using some of the very assessment procedures now being used by the NBPTS.

«My time at the AVMA and my experiences across the profession have reinforced for me time and again that our membership is very diverse, our needs are constantly evolving and our profession continues to face new challenges and opportunities,» Donlin said.

There are only three possibilities in your case, Mr. MacMartin, either you are criminally negligent in your knowledge of the very profession in which you claim to be an expert, or you are visually challenged and can not see the blatant aerosol spraying that is so clearly visible in countless satellite images that you claim prove there is no aerosol spraying, or finally, yes, for whatever reason or motive, you are willfully choosing to deceive the population on this most critical issue, Mr. MacMartin.

It is a great opportunity to meet other students and members of the legal profession and, although challenging, can be very rewarding.

At a time when many in the legal profession are struggling with a multitude of wellness challenges this comes as very good news.

«It's very important for women who are leading their profession to help women overcome some of the challenges,» she says.

As was very competently illustrated by these layperson panel members, the legal profession has much to learn from those outside our profession who have observed and often, lived the challenges of seeking access to justice.

One is we continue to be concerned about the devastatingly low utilization rate we see in the legal profession which is on average around 25 % which means that the average lawyer, if they're working an average eight - hour workday is actually only getting around two and a quarter billable hours out the door everyday which just makes the economics of running a law firm very, very challenging.

«This is a very exciting time to lead the law society, as we deal with the challenges and opportunities of globalization, technology and demographic change, while striving to make legal services more accessible and the profession more inclusive.»

The topics of discussion — for it really was almost all discussion and very little one - way lecturing — ranged from how early career lawyers feel about the profession (and how we are in some ways letting them down) to the future of articling (a particularly hot topic in Ontario, as we all know) to how we might infuse a culture of entrepreneurship in how lawyers are trained (including some of the interesting experiments that are taking place at Ryerson) to the more fundamental challenges of incorporating experiential learning into the law school curriculum.

Obstacles such as the billable hour, law firm structures, remuneration systems and the very nature of law as a profession make the challenges perennial.

A diverse legal profession will also approach current challenges from very different perspectives, and that diversity needs to be reflected in those we elect to oversee our law societies.

Looking for a highly challenging position as a mechanical engineer that will not only provide me with a rewarding experience of working with the best minds of the profession but also allow me to contribute my very best to the organization.

It will certainly help level the playing field for the younger and more attractive members of the profession and help them survive in these very challenging times.