The study was designed to compare the scaffolding skills of Korean teachers identified as developmentally appropriate practice (DAP) or inappropriate practice (DIP) in their beliefs before and after an in-service training experience.
Soon, all four students had kites aloft, practicing dips and turns and figure-eights in the sky.
After the soccer practice I dipped my head in the bucket of water on the touchline and tried to act normal.
The Congressional practice of dipping into the public trough to finance projects that benefit only a single legislator is so firmly established that most people yawn when they see the words "pork-barrel spending".
Southerners away from home practice a dip into ethnicity, memory roots, or what might be called a downscale affectation... Mentions Virgil Thomson, a composer & master chef who, at the Chelsea Hotel, was called on to prepare lettuce dressed with cooked bacon.
At the same time, democratic space in the world is narrowing in what Freedom House calls a "freedom recession" as the number of countries practicing democracy dips for the fourth year in a row.
Streptococcus uberis is a common cause of bovine mastitis and recommended control measures, based on improved milking practice, teat dipping and antibiotic treatment at drying-off, are poorly efficient against this environmental pathogen.
While the implementation of improved hygiene practices, teat dipping, vaccines and antimicrobials on dairy farms have limited the spread of antimicrobial resistance among bovine-associated SA, mastitis continues to cause billions of dollars in economic loss to the U.S. dairy industry on an annual basis [1] [3].
These days, Mr. Marquez is back to a practice regimen of dips, push-ups and bike-riding, and he has engaged in a few laid-back games with neighborhood players.
Practice dumbbell side dips.
