As Dr. Frost put it: "Without a role model, how can one learn what is valuable and what is not?
Not only does this make sure that you've captured all your action items, but it is also a powerful way to role model how you want your team to behave.
Whichever professional development provision is employed, demonstrating or role-modelling how action research is done can be emphasized as this is often overlooked in teacher professional development.
But how do we expect our children to learn how to learn, when we aren't willing to be role models for how it happens?
Indigenous rangers play a silent and undervalued role as leaders and educators in their communities, role models for how to progress in both worlds.
Today, as actors become the predominant role models for how society sees itself, role-playing in dress is becoming more prevalent.
"So it was looking back at childhood and Paul Lynde and Liberace and having no other role models, and how that affected me when I came out.
Spitz went on to talk about role models, and how he admires Phelps not only for his swimming abilities, but also for the type of person he is.
It was through ACE and Northern Arts specialist panels that I, with more illustrious artists as my role models, learned how to contribute usefully to such discussions and to make and stand by those difficult arts funding decisions.
Sportsmen seem no better behaved on the whole than any other segment of the entertainment business, with the distinction that strippers, on the whole, don't talk piously about their duty to be "role models" or how much everyone admires them when they are arrested for killing their partners.
NIH and NSF in the United States could at least in part be considered as role models for how such an ERC should function.
