It requires that the teachers have at least three years experience, teaching credentials from their home countries, fluency in English and the ability to drive.
As some of the lowest but also the hungriest in the art food chain, interns have much to gain from acquiring fluency in it.
The charm of the narrative derives from the fluency with which Trollope tells a story, and the sheer improbability of many of the plot lines.
Her book, a product of more recent and extensive travels, benefits from this long view, and also from her fluency in Bahasa Indonesia, the one language that most Indonesians can communicate in.
Some of the content addresses subject matter knowledge (i.e., topics and KCs), but other content addresses generic characteristics that range from verbal fluency to grit (i.e., persistence on difficult tasks).
He is probably one of the very few social philosophers who (apart from his fluency in several modern European languages) not only read the biblical writers, ancient philosophers, poets, orators and Church fathers in their original languages, but was equally at home deciphering the walls of an Egyptian temple.
Aside from my fluency in the metric system, I divorced my scientific training from my parenting.
Make a list of all your skills, from your fluency in a foreign language to your IT experience, from your project management protocols to your accreditations, classes, and expertise.
65 Letter Fluency and Category Fluency subtests from Verbal Fluency will be used as measures of attentional control, cognitive flexibility and goal setting.
One possible explanation comes from the fluency theory of aesthetic preference (e.g., Reber et al., 2004).
