Successful candidates for the J.S.D. program must have achieved high standing in earning the LL.M. degree at Yale Law School and demonstrate strong aptitude for performing superior scholarly research.
Furthermore, these authentic assessments are critical in enabling faculty to judge the student's aptitude for performing in the clinical setting and thus determine the student's competence (Yip & Smales, 2000).
Nor does he perform with exceptional aptitude on tests of skills that lie outside his area of expertise, such as verbal recall.
Its foundation derives from the work of thousands of psychologists who performed research, did aptitude and attitude measurements, experimentation, and applications work to resolve issues of testing, selection, placement, and training of millions of young men for uniformed military service in World Wars I and II.
Students with higher aptitude performed better on all assessments, including the clicker questions.
To counter the counter-argument, Adeo Ressi argued earlier this week that older entrepreneurs are actually performing better on their Founder Institute aptitude tests, and they expect great things from them.
Metal ions and complexes, because of their cationic character, three-dimensional structural profiles, and propensity for performing hydrolysis, redox, or photoreactions, have a natural aptitude for interacting with DNA.
Gifted children excel in such areas as general intellectual ability, specific aptitudes like math, creative thinking, visual or performing arts.
He displayed an early aptitude for music, often staging mock operas and performing songs from films.
Every room is morphed into theatre space regardless of aptitude; we used to joke they'd be performing in store cupboards and toilets soon, until two years ago, when the store cupboard happened.
While in the Army, Backus performed well on an aptitude test for medical skills and was sent to Haverford College to study medicine.
