Sentence examples for perception of the profession from inspiring English sources

Then there's the negative perception of the profession.

Woodhead told the TES that teaching unions were a "huge negative influence on the public perception of the profession".

But the programme, she says, helped her gain confidence and an understanding of what she needed to do to become a solicitor, and changed her perception of the profession.

It could do the same for K-12 teaching, changing the perception of the profession.

While this may be true, the actions of individual practitioners may affect public perception of the profession as a whole.

In addition, we found a very small, but significant, negative correlation between objective knowledge and career preference, indicating that those with a higher preference had a slightly less realistic perception of the profession.

Like the "You want it when?!" posters on the walls of auto repair shops, the joke map parodies popular perceptions of the profession but contains a kernel of truth.

In order to target new recruits or future generation of ethnic minority nurses about their potential fit in nursing, it is necessary to understand their perceptions of the profession.

Poignant descriptions of decreased autonomy in decision making coupled with the increased economic pressure of the profession and the role this has on lower self-worth and poor societal perceptions of the profession (ie. inability to get married) have been described recently for truck-drivers [64].

Violence in China's hospitals has decreased the morale of healthcare workers, and has affected more long-term perceptions of the profession.

Experiences with both positive and negative behaviors have been found to shape students' perceptions of the profession and its values[ 38].