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was instructor
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One who instructs; a teacher
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During 1891 94 he was instructor in philosophy and psychology at the University of Michigan.
Robinson graduated from Hamilton College in 1816, taught mathematics and Greek there, was instructor in Hebrew at Andover Theological Seminary, and in 1826 went to Europe to study in the major German universities, returning in 1830.
In this study the only class-level factor we were able to isolate was instructor gender identity.
Throughout the study, the verbiage used when students were asked to rate their faculty member or GTA was "instructor".
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The PCT was instructor-guided and offered 3 times a week during 12 weeks in sessions of 20 minutes duration at the workplace during working hours.
Therefore, both instructor-guided imagery and self-guided imagery belong to the imagery group, but the reference within such group was instructor-guided imagery condition.
The CBTr was instructor-guided and offered every second week during 12 weeks in two-hour sessions at the workplace during working hours.
Among educators, 78.9% were instructor and 21.1% were assistant professor.
AHC is Instructor of Medicine, in the division of Infectious Diseases and Geographic Medicine at the Stanford University School of Medicine.
As such, you're as much friend and cheerleader at times as you are instructor.
Were instructors accessible?
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