Sentence examples for valued peer from inspiring English sources

Krutka et al. (2014) found similar obstacles to navigating online reflection among pre-service teachers, but also found that these teachers valued peer feedback and the collaborative aspects of online communication.

In fact, the more Wil is spoken to in a typical fashion, the sooner he will develop the ability to reciprocate the same, and see himself as a valued peer and friend.

Most students valued peer feedback because of its variety and completeness.

Exhaustive scientific research work has been carried out in this area by our group working in Chemical Engineering Division of CLRI and most of these benefits have been proven with publications in valued peer-reviewed international journals.

Let them show their stuff — they can conduct internal bootcamps on the company's tech stack and mentor professional co-workers into becoming valued peers.

In certain situations, dentists seem to value peer recommendations more than recommendations in published research or evidence-based guidelines.

To capture social values, peer nominations were used to assess "coolness" associated with these behaviors.

4) Stock is more than fairly valued to peers such as SuperGroup.

Turnbull was a famously unforthcoming character: this film, shot before he died in November, has the advantage of being directed by his son, Alex. Turnbull Sr was nevertheless admired personally and artistically by those whose opinions he valued: his peers.

Among the 148 respondents who said they rarely or never publish in open-access journals, 63% feel that traditional journals are more valued by peers and tenure committees.

eBay sold Skype in a deal valuing the peer-to-peer telephony service at $2.75 billion a few weeks ago, with the new investors owning approximately 65% of Skype, with eBay continuing to own 35%.