Parents and teachers can reinforce the child's best picture of him/herself, consciously remarking on a proficiency at art, math, reading, complimenting wit or helpfulness.
It has demonstrated a proficiency at reasoning skills, and therefore thinks every problem can be solved entirely with that proficiency.
In 1913, a university in rural Indiana cemented its football legacy by demonstrating a proficiency at the passing game, establishing the gridiron legend of Notre Dame.
While claiming a proficiency at targeted assassinations is not the usual boast of a Nobel peace prize winner, it signals a change.
The lack of significant frequency effects in *Greidanus and Nienhus (2001) for more advanced learners, *Horiba (2012) for Chinese learners, and *Greidanus et al. (2005) seemed to suggest that there may be a "threshold" word frequency for a frequency effect to occur or not occur among learners at a certain proficiency level.
It is common at Japanese universities that a proficiency-based program is divided into three levels based on students' placement test scores.
Students who are already at an advanced proficiency level and/or students who have received an academic year FLAS award more than twice may not apply for a new FLAS award.
Because we have this capability, we can move at a speed and proficiency that has never before seen in our industry.
Obviously, the startup has a lot left to prove, as it has to be able to demonstrate that it can teach the totally non-technical not just to program but to program at a level of proficiency that will actually get them hired.
My oldest is reading at a college level proficiency, but cannot perform sequential tasks, requiring even the most basic executive function.
"Wouldn't it be ideal to have a chaplain sitting in with us at these critical visits -- to remain with the patient afterwards and provide emotional and spiritual support at a level of proficiency that we physicians are not formally trained to provide.
