What about the parents who may have failed to get involved in their children's education, or the community that may have failed to elect a competent school board, or the government that may have failed to give the school district its fair share of funding?
Seek help from the child's parents (if they seem reasonably competent), school counselors, social worker, clergy, prayer, or meditation.
Whether it was because he was following his mother's counsel or was simply afflicted with adolescent indifference, he was merely competent in school, doing little to excel.
Premature infants are less socially and emotionally competent at school age than infants born at term.
Likewise, a competent high school physics student understands how the greenhouse effect works, which is based on the first law of thermodynamics (conservation of energy).
To promote college ready, globally competent high school graduates, we must increase existing and prospective elementary and secondary teachers' capacity to teach the international dimensions of their subjects.
At the after party at Tavern on the Green, Hathaway wearing Rodarte, silver and black off one shoulder, assured everyone, working with DeNiro is like he's the competent, old school, adorable "intern" all the time.
He founded Niẓāmiyyah madrassas (colleges of higher learning) in many major towns throughout the empire to combat Shīʿite propaganda, as well as to provide reliable, competent administrators, schooled in his own branch of Islamic law.
During Bloomberg and Klein's tenure, the Department of Education DOEE) has dozens of designer mini-schools like the Columbia Secondary School for Math, Science and Engineering by bypassing longstanding procedures for the hiring of competent teachers and school administrators.
In order to be competent in med school and beyond, it is important that you not only recognize the sheer magnitude of knowledge to be learned but also look forward to learning it.
Parents, in particular, have expressed the importance of competent and supportive school teachers [ 10].
