The continually evolving role of Advanced Placement in schools calls upon researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to remain vigilant in seeking to understand how the program is impacting educational opportunity in U.S. schools.
He continually took roles of that kind". All true, but the panelists reluctantly concluded that Stewart's influence fell short.
The pair continually recast roles to find which actors worked best together.
The singing of Aleksandrs Antonenko, in the punishing title role, continually gains conviction, but the performances of Sonya Yoncheva, who brings a gently burnished voice to the role of Desdemona, and Željko Lučić, a subtly menacing Iago, are a constant source of pleasure.
Mr. Heaney was always re-examining the relationship between the personal and the public, and he avoided the "diamond absolutes" of partisanship, continually questioning the role of the poet — trying to absorb the shocks of 20th-century history, while remaining true to the inner promptings of his imagination.
A continually increasing federal role in shaping education policy including No Child Left Behind (2001), Race to the Top (2009), and Common Core (2009).
At times it takes a few moments before you even register that one scene has succeeded another, since the set doesn't change and the actors are continually shifting between roles.
As these different 'spheres of habitation' are increasingly shaped by hybrid conservation efforts involving powerful ranchers and collective groups, herders are engaged in a process of continually negotiating their roles as pastoralists and the norms of pastoralism as a livelihood.
He proclaimed that the Women's Bureau had continually defined the changing role of women in our society and had helped them to make increasingly significant contributions as workers, homemakers and citizens.
"In fact, teams with a very stable membership deteriorate in performance over time because members become too similar in viewpoint to one another or get stuck in ruts". One rut for individuals is that of continually playing the same role in the group.
