Sentence examples for is practitioner from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who practices a profession or art, especially law or medicine.
Dr. Bernice Ledbetter is Practitioner Faculty of Organizational Theory and Management at Pepperdine University Graziadio School of Business and Management.
An Ed.D is usually offered by a graduate school of education and like the Psy.D, is practitioner oriented.
Dr. Bernice Ledbetter is Practitioner Faculty of Organizational Theory and Management at Pepperdine University's Graziadio School of Business and Management.
Dr. Bernice Ledbetter is Practitioner Faculty of Organizational Theory and Management at Pepperdine Graziadio School of Business and Management where she chairs the M.S. in Management and Leadership degree program.
The company differs from other creative writing enterprises in that it is practitioner-led, allowing for a dynamic, flexible approach, and the capacity to respond quickly to feedback.
What I see is practitioners who are inspirational.
The TPACK that inservice teachers develop is practitioner-based and can be continuously transformed with teaching experiences.
It also specifically addresses SRB within the modules, and it is practitioner-administered. It was noted above that programs that are practitioner administered tend to have higher rates of adherence and engagement than open access programs [ 23, 30].
For those patients whose treatments were completed to point of discharge, referred, or placed on maintenance schedule (75.2%), this result was achieved over a small number of treatments (median = 3); this result should be viewed conservatively, as it is practitioner-reported.
Balls and Brown were practitioners of this particular art form.
They want to be practitioners – they don't just want to be wiping bums.
