We in the AALS member schools need to graduate lawyers who are steeped in theory, policy and analysis, educated in the skills of practice and recommitted to the ideals of equal justice before the law for real individuals and not disproportionately for corporate "persons". And we need to find ways to make that training more economically feasible for those future practitioners.
Examples are the registration of performed activities, the inclusion of patients and the required education and skills of practice nurses to take certified courses and training.
Duke Geriatric Workforce Enhancement Project GWEPpartnersers with community based agencies and primary care practices to enhance knowledge and skills of practicing professionals and family caregivers in caring for people with dementia.
9) Once you learn the skills of practicing self-acceptance and self-love, you free your partner from the pressure to meet your primal needs.
Investment in teacher-training, particularly into upgrading the knowledge and skills of practicing teachers, can assist in reducing both repetitions and dropouts, so ensuring a sizeable saving.
Similar findings have been reported by Chaturvedi and colleagues (37), who assessed the skills of practicing staff nurses (SBAs) in emergency obstetric care.
Expert generalist practice needs practitioners trained in both the principles (values) and practice (skills) of interpretive practice.
Coalition building is a basic skill of democratic practice: find common interests across different groups and work together to push for joint goals.
Louis Harlan's two-volume biography of 1972, especially, has stood as authoritative, having it that "Washington 'jumped Jim Crow' with the skill of long practice, but he seemed to lose sight of the original purposes of his dance".
Selling requires talent, knowledge and skills born of practice.
She felt a bit of pressure to keep up with the other girls on her team and would practice her tumbling skills outside of practice.
