Sentence examples for extent professional from inspiring English sources
The Early Years Workforce Strategy (SCSEEC 2012, 3) aims to: 'deliver a sustainable, highly qualified and professional workforce' by focusing on a range of measures for improving educators' qualifications (and to a lesser extent, professional recognition).
The central question is to what extent professional practices can serve as meaningful contexts for senior high school students (aged 16 to 17) to help them make connections between mathematics, statistics, science and professional practices.
Students and, to some extent, professional designers seem to give an exaggerated importance to a restricted number of approaches, when they could take advantage of a wide range of available resources.
TALIS data show that teachers' participation in professional development goes hand-in-hand with their mastery of a wider array of methods to use in the classroom, even if it is not clear to what extent professional development triggers or responds to the adoption of new techniques.
Specifically, we asked to what extent professional violinists listening to violin music activate brain regions that are typically speech selective.
The study aimed to explore to what extent professional communication criteria for GPs correspond with the needs of people with ID and what additional requirements might be necessary.
Their self-image, and to a large extent their professional selling point, depends on posing as high-minded types standing between the partisan extremes, bringing together reasonable people from both parties — even if these reasonable people don't actually exist.
As outlined in a report from the White House earlier this year, to the extent a professional standard setting board is believed necessary, wherever possible a certification program and not a licensing program should be used, and procedural burdens and fees minimized.
Sometimes these concerns arose from uncertainty about the extent of professional legal liability in such circumstances.
Moreover, females rely earlier and to a larger extent on professional long-term care than males.
Many clinicians use HDS personally; use changes seasonally and to a small extent with professional education.
