Sentence examples for coherent professional from inspiring English sources

For example, Gamoran, Gunter and Williams (2005) showed that sustained and coherent professional development can be used to create strong collegial ties (or social capital) among teachers.

Poverty doesn't allow you to develop a linear career trajectory or a coherent professional identity, because when cash is hard to come by, you do whatever job will bring you more of it.

Caught in a narrow window of inactivity between very different projects -- "Mona Lisa Smile," released here this month and on Friday in the United States, and "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," which is to start filming in the next few months -- the peripatetic director Mike Newell was trying as hard as he could to come up with a coherent professional philosophy.

Can coherent professional profiles be achieved within systems which are not fully integrated, i.e. where one ministry is responsible for the entire early childhood sector and also public funding streams and staffing policies are the same across the sector?

We use planning tools and arrange posts so that they look coherent and professional.

Specifically, I use the "catwalk" task as an example of how a single problem can serve as the basis for a coherent sequence of professional learning experiences.

It has generated unease, due to its disruption of a coherent set of professional ethics.

The difficulty is then the planning of trainings, which has to be coherent between different professionals, and be integrated in the action plans of the health districts.

The current study was part of a review of the existing complex system of midwifery training and the development of a coherent programme of continuing professional development, tighter accreditation regulations and clearer professional roles.

Data show that large student achievement gains in Boston, San Diego, Seattle, Albany, Atlanta and a Minneapolis desegregation initiative have been the product of coherent, sustained investments in professional development for teachers.

Cath Holmstrom, head of the social work and social care department at the University of Sussex said the PCF represents "a real attempt to have a coherent sense of how professional development will take place".