Sure, PTA moms may get carried away once in a while, and some can be cliquey (that never happens with men in the workplace, right?) — but I'd rather focus on their dedication and accomplishments.
But Collin was fortunate to find safety, and inspiration, in studying Hawaiian language, culture and music, a realm at Kamehameha where students were judged not for their gender expression but for their dedication and accomplishments.
We vet our applicants carefully and subject them to a two-day interview that assesses the candidate's teaching ability and dedication, their research accomplishments and potential, their inclinations toward service, and their compatibility with students, colleagues, and administrators.
Susan's most significant accomplishment was her unwavering dedication and love for her family.
His unparalleled passion & commitment to Zionism and the state of Israel; his dedication to the power and promise of Jewish education; and his devotion to the cause of music and the arts are measures of an extraordinary life and accomplishment.
They promote diligence and accomplishment.
Hugely proud and accomplishment, right?," Swart wrote.
All three subscales of engagement (vigour, dedication and absorption) were positively and strongly related to personal accomplishment (0,61, 0,56 and 0,45, respectively, all p < 0,001).
Re "Lazio Disputes Mrs. Clinton on Quiet Accomplishments" (news article, Aug. 12): Hillary Rodham Clinton's dedication and effective advocacy are well known by most people working on legislation to help women and children.
Burnout has been described as a three-dimensional syndrome of emotional exhaustion, depersonalization or cynicism and reduced personal accomplishment, while engagement corresponds to a positive state of mind characterized by vigor, dedication and absorption.
