Sentences with phrase «working as a cohort»

Produced in partnership with Randy Murray Productions, Mitchell 20 reveals the unique passion of a group of teachers, in an inner - city school, determined to take charge of their own professional development and working as a cohort, they pursued through National Board Certification or the single entry alternative, Take One!

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But as was whispered by his cohorts at the reception after the presentations, Gross admitted to me that he was working on a completely different project until all of three days ago (I loved his crossed - out name tag, pictured above).

Cooper has been with the company since 2015 as part of the Saltire Programme as a foundation fellow cohort and working based in Scotland across different roles, and was previously a professional badminton player.

Our Research Roundtable, done in partnership with the Working Parent Support Coalition, is made up of an international cohort of companies who have joined together to share their Parental Leave experience — with us and with each other — as a way to create internal change and publicly state that they are serious about advancing quantifiable Parental Leave Leadership.

Wellstone will provide a home for NOI's broad community of practitioners and power key elements of NOI's core programs, such as intensive, cohort - based skills training for emerging digital organizers and data managers looking to start careers in the field (known as Data and Digital BootCamps); shorter - form skills trainings that have been effective in helping established practitioners take their work to the next level; and events like RootsCamp, an «unconference» that provides key networking, best - practice sharing, and skills development for the progressive data and digital communities.

This certainly worked to the advantage of the Conservative government during the 1980s as the Labour front bench was (until the arrival of Blair, Brown and their cohorts) a seriously unimpressive collection of people.

Before joining the first cohort of students at the Blavatnik School of Government, I worked as a journalist for state - owned China Central Television, the biggest media outlet in China.

Ms. Stefanik, who lives in Willsboro, in Essex County, and worked in the administration of President George W. Bush, pitched herself as representing a new cohort of conservative leaders.

To work around this problem of self - reported data, the psychologists employed what is called an unmatched count technique, which has been previously validated for estimating the size of other underreported cohorts, such as the LGBTQ community.

The program is planning a luncheon and panel at the 2016 AAAS Annual Meeting to celebrate its two decades» of work, coinciding with new efforts to bring together alumni who can act as mentors to the new cohorts of EntryPoint!

Students move through the program as a cohort, spending their days working in the newly constructed computational laboratory and their evenings attending lectures specifically geared to their needs.

Woody Allen (Antz, Deconstructing Harry) stars as Ray, a daft former two - bit con who itches to get back in the business after he concocts a scheme he is sure will work: he plans to buy a pizza parlor so that he and his cohorts can dig a tunnel under it in order to rob a nearby bank.

Gosling plays a man with no name (wink - wink) who works at a body shop by day, but at night masquerades as a driver for hire whom criminals pay good money to extract their cohorts from robberies and other odd jobs.

One idea we're working with is having upper classmen, as their work study program, being responsible for welcoming in a new cohort of freshmen.

Work hard, meet as many people as you can from a variety of cohorts, be as present as you can throughout the year, and be willing to really play the believing game (as Peter Elbow calls it) and fully embrace new perspectives to better understand your own.

«As planned, we worked with Clive to launch the curriculum for our Y1 students; thesechildren are now our current Year 6 cohort.

network, as seven students and alumni from five cohorts organized and presented the panel detailing their work with marginalized populations.

Working together as a cohort, Ed.L.D.

As McCartney left for the annual Principal for a Day luncheon, where she would meet with her fellow 99 principal cohorts, she praised Megias - Batista for her dedicated and devoted work with both her teachers and her students.

Going forward, much of the company's investment will be in this platform, as it will shelve the old one and work to take the things the old platform did around creating cohorts for a sense of community and offer those social experiences in a self - paced model.

Building upon the strong infrastructure, favorable climate for innovation, and FOI work - to - date in Washington state, it is clear that among the initial cohort of emerging FOI innovation clusters, Washington state represents the leading edge and is poised to accelerate innovation across sectors as we begin this next phase of work.

cohort as a commencement marshal, spent much of his time in the program working and studying under Fariña.

cohort IV student Landon Mascareñaz, who had previously worked with the charter school as an executive director at Teach For America in New Mexico, thought the project of NACA's expansion would be a perfect fit the yearlong Ed.L.D.

As a result in year 4 - 6 I learned my spelling and reading in groups 12 and 13 which meant there was a greater challenge and i was working above my cohort.

When Townsend Utin worked with Sli as an undergrad in 2010, it was a student volunteer program with a cohort of around 20 students a year.

«As we built this cohort and reputation, I think that that by itself creates a sense that if you want to be on the cutting edge of this work, you need to be part of this network.

Our multi-pronged campaign will permeate all aspects of our work: Advocacy, Children's Programs, Leadership Development and Membership Services, as well as the supports and services we provide members, including newsletters, social media, webinars, cohort communities, and more.

How to work individually, in small cohorts or as a network to receive additional support to convert this new learning to action

Roxana started working at Oakland Kids First as an intern in the Meaningful Student and Family Engagement initiative supporting the school committees, engagement forums, and Parent Leads cohort.

She then worked for CRUK before completing the Teach First programme as part of the 2012 cohort.

The work of the first cohorts of State Teacher Fellows (STFs) in Kentucky and Hawaii has led to their establishment as teacher leaders and advocates for their profession.

States and school districts should capitalize on programs such as Boston Public Schools» High School to Teacher Program and Educators Rising, which work to connect ambitious, diverse cohorts of high school students with teacher preparation programs and opportunities to work in classrooms.

An experienced Head, Kim Walton will take up post in January, working closely with Astrea, Sheffield City Council and the local community as the school prepares to welcome its first cohort of children in September 2018.

A key frustration of the cohort - based programs, however, was that working as a group often constrained their time and did not focus on what they needed most to advance their work.

Since completing the programme herself as part of the 2009 cohort, Nicole has worked in the UK and the USA as a business strategy consultant and across several strategic roles at Teach First.

And as we've learned from Amazon's Jon Fine, director of author and publisher relations, a key concept for Seattle is to recognize authors who work with Amazon as a kind of customer, a cohort deserving of service.

For as much as I've been a fan of the art Honeyslug and cohort Dick Hogg have produced — going back to their 2010 Gamma IV contribution Poto & Cabenga (and going back even further to some of Hogg's work for UK design house Airside), and their gorgeous and still in - progress adventure game Hohokum — Honeyslug themselves have as voracious appetite for amazing art, something that shines through blindingly with the dream team of illustrators they assembled for each minigame in Frobisher Says.

Ms. Corse has, however, chafed in print at being lumped in with that male cohort, and at criticism seeing it as having influenced her work.

That last statement would seem, for anyone familiar with the artist's work, surprising to say the least, since Sandback (1943 — 2003) could be considered, and not without reason, as the purest and most unsparingly geometric member of a rigorously formalist generation, a cohort that included Donald Judd, Dan Flavin, Richard Serra, and Sol LeWitt.

Thus, as she worked on her final book, she engaged a range of other voices whose presence at Cooper Union had become an extension of her own legacy as mentor and collaborator — among the myriads, Daniel Meridor, Peter Schubert, Mersiha Veledar and Daniel Sherer, who worked within Cooper Union, but also an extended cohort of intellectuals such as Barry Bergdoll, Merrill Elam, Calvin Tsao and Roger Duffy, who brought critical insight from intellectual boundaries beyond.

On day two, the artists will be based at Keith's studio amongst the wider S1 studio cohort at Trafalgar House, revealing the specific context of S1 — setup as affordable studios to encourage the production of new work, from which the gallery and project space evolved.

A strong cohort of galleries have taken a look at their rosters and chosen to spotlight African - American artists, as well as female artists (a strong trend carried over from the fair's 2015 edition), and to debut works fresh from the studio or bring rare, previously unseen gems to light.

The gallery's statement lists Duchamp, Bourgeois, and Eva Hesse as well as Walt Whitman as influences; I might presume to add Rauschenberg, Tracy Emin, and painters like Claude Viallat and the cohort of Support - Surface artists working in 1970s France.

As a cohort, the works in Sing the Body propose a multiplicity of silent and pronounced ways in which our shared desire to create cohesion from experiential fragments underscores a tacit understanding of our own precarity.

At its core, Grupo Anan exists as an artist duo, meanwhile incorporating the efforts of outside collaborators to produce works that sometimes blur the line between author, participant, viewer and cohort.

Regarding the Hockey Stick of IPCC 2001 evidence now indicates, in my view, that an IPCC Lead Author working with a small cohort of scientists, misrepresented the temperature record of the past 1000 years by (a) promoting his own result as the best estimate, (b) neglecting studies that contradicted his, and (c) amputating another's result so as to eliminate conflicting data and limit any serious attempt to expose the real uncertainties of these data.

RE: «Those who have worked most of their lives under the old paradigm likely will not make the change, but a new cohort entering the profession will rally around the new one, superseding the old paradigm as older members DIE OFF and are replaced by those who have been trained under the new paradigm.»

According to a survey of the youngest cohort of lawyers conducted by Above the Law and Major, Lindsey & Africa, young associates regard firm culture and work - life balance as the most important variables in the decision of whether to accept a potential employer's offer, while «compensation» and «prestige» were less important.

Finally, to some, a Flex Time cohort within at least the First Year program will appear less a flexible or elastic model of legal education, but just a differently rigid option, with specific times and modes within which required courses must be taken — this is just as likely as the full - time model to work for some but not others in a diverse group of students.

You will join a graduate cohort and be assigned Business Improvement and Corporate Social Responsibility Projects that can affect the way we work as a business.