Psychiatrists and psychologists interviewed by The Times said those symptoms were best treated through therapy and one-on-one guidance of the developmentally disabled.
Otte now volunteers at the SCORE offices in Santa Ana, Calif., twice per month, offering one-on-one guidance to a new generation of American small business owners.
When suspending students in Glendale Unified, administrators often opt for "in-house" suspensions, where students complete their school work on campus and receive one-on-one guidance from teachers instead of spending several days off campus.
It could be an existing member of staff or someone external; what is crucial is that, at a very minimum, pupils should have had at least one guidance interview by the age of 16 (and I'd argue at least another one by 18).
It also successfully disapproved a more recent regulation from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), as well as one "guidance document," for a total of 16 rules disapproved this Congress.
One-to-one guidance during the active phase of birth is of particular importance.
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The Dean-on-Call program makes the one-on-one support and guidance of a University administrator available to students 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Fifteen 6th grade students (age ranged between 11 and 13) from an ethnically diverse middle school in middle Tennessee worked on CTSiM in a pull-out study with one-on-one individualized verbal guidance from one of five members of our research team.
The significant difference of such a waveguide from the traditional one is the guidance of single-mode backward wave, without using negative permittivity and/or negative permeability.
We also argue that such an integration process might take place through an iterative process, by piecing together previously validated behavioral chunks, while creating new ones under the guidance of a partially innate cognitive syntax.
