For our hypotheses, this additional factor is relevant because a vocational teacher's job not only calls for levels of expertise similar to those required in the former occupation but also requires above-average expertise levels (i.e., a long history of skill-building) in the original occupation.
I look for a history of people skills, whether their experience was skilled or unskilled, paid or unpaid.
He soon established the Centre for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine (CHSTM), to which his entrepreneurial skills had soon added a Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine and the National Archive for the History of Computing.
WISE -- which is now called both Wise Individualized Senior Experience and WISE Services -- has a history of promoting skills and personal growth.
To track the evolutionary history of these skills within primates, we investigated long-tailed macaques' understanding of the significance of inclinations of covers of hidden food as diagnostic indicators for the presence of an object located underneath.
By that point, though, it was Ms. Lopez, with her long history of turning medium skill into maximum payoff, who was leading the panel, with incisive critiques and a genuinely nurturing presence missing since Paula Abdul left the show in 2009.
Indian Britain has a history of strong business skills, hard work and durable enterprise.
FROM Mozart, who begged patrons to help settle his debts, to the rapper MC Hammer, who declared bankruptcy, musicians have a long history of lacking money skills.
In the Sixth Form, courses are offered at A-Level in art, business studies, classical civilisation, design and technology, drama and theatre studies, economics, English literature, geography, Greek, history, history of art, key skills, Latin, mathematics, modern languages (French, German, Spanish), music, music technology, physical education, politics and the sciences (biology, chemistry, physics).
