This is the stuff they don't teach in law school.
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Both teach in the sciences department at North Carolina State.
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She is no longer eligible to teach in the district.
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Some professors have resigned rather than teach in the environment.
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In Shanghai, some schools teach in Shanghainese rather than Mandarin.
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WalletHub ranked DC as the ninth worst area to teach in.
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Now aged 56, Green continues to live and teach in England.
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And I would not have Ed Boland teach in an urban school.
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Some people have been arrested for continuing to teach in the language.
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See one, do one, teach one — it's how they teach in medicine.
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I had [CEO] Dan Schulman in for a teach-in this Saturday.
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"So learning how to teach in different ways is also a challenge."
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In 1962 he was banished to teach in a remote mountain region.
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However, the new policy means that women must also now teach in pairs.
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The great majority of private schools teach, or claim to teach, in English.
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Aren't these the values we teach in every other aspect of child development?
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The state constitution of 1921 required that public schools teach in English only.
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The schools do not teach in or use Uighur as the main language.
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Her group also held a teach-in about the Muslim registry this past weekend.
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Perhaps Tiyip permitted Uyghur professors to teach in Uyghur or to assign Uyghur texts.
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Its facilitators now teach in New Jersey's Montclair High School along with Montclair Cooperative.
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Geremia, we don't think you'd be able to teach in some of those schools.
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Some of them teach in public schools or are otherwise employed by the city.
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In Illinois, educators are receiving training on how to teach in culturally responsive ways.
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Personal finance site WalletHub detailed the list of the worst states to teach in.
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CB Insights found health teach in that year raised a total of $5.8 billion.
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We each know that, when we teach in America, we are already in danger.
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Davidson also praises individual faculty members who teach in ways that really engage students.
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Those who teach in EarlyLearn programs belong to a different union, District Council 1707.
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The 8 'lost lessons' Challenger astronaut Christa McAuliffe was supposed to teach in space
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Next-door Algeria has ordered its universities to teach in English rather than French.
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The grants, which can total up to $4,85033 an academic year, remain grants so long as recipients teach in the fields for at least four years during an eight-year period, and then provide proof that they're continuing to teach in the filed.
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Don't say it too loudly, but private schools in Francophone countries increasingly teach in English.
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There was just one problem: I was not certified to teach in New York State.
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Merit pay policies to recruit and reward excellent teachers, teachers who teach in the most challenging schools and teachers who teach in subject areas where there is a shortage of educators are almost always resisted by the teachers unions, to the detriment of their members.
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The school (pictured) aims to teach in creative ways, says Zhang Li, one of its founders.
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She has to teach in order to make a living; he earns enough from his writing.
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I teach in a program that takes students to London for an experience-based summer semester.
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The warning signs are right there in the basic economic theory we teach in the classroom.
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She settled out in Galisteo, commuting to teach in Tucson, Arizona, until she retired in 2006.
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Sometimes, it is said, she would teach in a swimsuit and high heels while smoking cigarettes.
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With a lift that they do not teach in dance school, he moved him to safety.
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An application Rowling filled out in 1996 to teach in Scotland is currently for sale for $250,000.
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A number of these critics teach in English departments; Lynne Tillman and Michele Wallace tell that story.
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On April 26, Martha Wilson will bring together a slew of artist-activists for a teach-in.
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Twice a month, he flies to Chicago to teach in the jazz studies program at Northwestern University.
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After the Civil War, she immediately signed up to teach in schools established by the Freedmen's Bureau.
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The first Earth Day was conceived by Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin as an environmental teach-in.
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"They go back to teach in the schools in the communities," Mr. Bolger boasted of his flock.
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Sponsor an awareness-raising campaign or "teach-in" around the issue for the school as a whole?
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Professor Cavell returned to Harvard to teach in 1963 and settled there, becoming professor emeritus in 1997.
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He wanted to teach history or sociology in college, but he also wanted to teach in prison.
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" Davis went on, "She showed a very specific deep history, and that you cannot teach in school.
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Tinsman was set to teach in September but put her plans on hold after winning Miss Iowa.
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But he could not understand rudimentary English, and the university does not teach in any other language.
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As of June 1968, he told them, they would no longer teach in the city's Catholic schools.
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For Pose specifically, even I had to do research to be able to teach in the 80s style.
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He is chair emeritus of Teach for America, which recruits recent college graduates to teach in underserved communities.
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Among the more clever tactics was a teach-in on Saudi Arabia in the D.C. office of Sen.
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I am actually excited to have such a broken, poisoned climate to teach in and about this fall.
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She graduated with a degree in education and moved back to Pittsburgh to teach in the public schools.
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This means that for the first time in history we have no idea what to teach in schools.
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Of course, you can work and teach in a community in New York and have a similar experience.
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"He says, 'I left a higher-paying job to come teach in an area like this,'" Jacynda recalled.
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Many educators teach in subjects or grades in which annual testing isn't required, making value-added scores impossible.
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But I went away for graduate school and came back to teach in the geography department in Berkeley.
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Conversely, Geddes learned Yang tai chi under Choy Hak Peng in Hong Kong before returning to teach in England.
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Scalia was slated to teach in Paris this summer for the San Diego-based Thomas Jefferson School of Law.
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Universities on the continent, especially those that teach in English, could profit if EU students turn away from Britain.
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Under the Assad regime, Kurds were forbidden to teach in their own language, and hundreds of thousands were stateless.
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Teach in-car computers the rules of the road and set them loose to navigate to their own destination.
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Doctors who teach in medical schools say the desire for work-life balance is generational, not just for women.
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Doctors who teach in medical schools say the desire for work-life balance is generational, not just for women.
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"Everything they're able to teach in that lab you can see for yourself on the work floor," he said.
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Maybe you have had the fantasy: Chuck your day job to teach in a public school in a blighted neighborhood.
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Some countries have long chosen to teach in English as a political expedient, because a local language would prove contentious.
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Those star teachers who agree to teach in a high-needs school get an extra salary lift of $8,2003-10,000.
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She tells Minnick that she can't teach in her OR, and becomes the first person to create her own trauma.
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Mostly, I loved it because there wasn't too much chemistry involved (remember, I teach in the Chemistry and Physics Department).
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He would later go on to teach in Harvard's government department until 1959 before taking a job at Columbia University.
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Most schools fail to teach in-depth finance, and studies continue to show that parents feel inadequate filling the void.
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"I actually don't live in the county that I teach in because I cannot afford to live there," Beaty explained.
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They're among the lowest paid in the country, and many teach in areas wracked by poverty and the opioid epidemic.
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We have to continue to transform and adapt courseware for professors to teach in campus-based situations or in institutions.
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"This is great food from a sophisticated civilization, even if it's not what they teach in culinary school," she said.
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She was also "the first woman to teach in slacks rather than in a dress or a skirt," she said.
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Engaging in civic duties such as voting should be model behavior we teach in prisons and encourage in our citizens.
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Dad fretted he might lose a job offer to teach in America, that he might never be let back in.
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Last week, GE provided new details about its insurance and scheduled a "teach in" for Thursday to give more information.
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DeMint, who believed that gays and unmarried pregnant women were unfit to teach in public schools, won easily in 22021.
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Students at the social work school here held a teach-in over racist comments one of their white professors had made.
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Meanwhile, encouraged by the regional government—dominated by Basque nationalists—public schools began to teach in Euskara; wizened bertsolaris gave lessons.
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Faculty and Visiting Artists have found this methodology as liberating as students, as faculty are invited to teach in new ways.
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Of the school's 19 full-time faculty who taught last semester, only 9 will be back to teach in the fall.
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Still, Americans continue to travel there for the novelty as well as to teach in universities and do discreet missionary work.
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He graduated from California State University, Hayward (now California State University, East Bay) and went on to teach in California schools.
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I think it's gonna be very hard to teach, in quotes, people the downsides of taking SoftBank capital, which are many.
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Two of the four "godfathers" of the current A.I. boom, Yoshua Bengio and Geoffrey Hinton, live, work, and teach in Canada.
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Nicely played, Spicey: The first thing they teach in flack school is that self-deprecation is key to any image rehab.
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She enrolled in Louisiana State University but left to teach in the public schools of St. Bernard Parish, near New Orleans.
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Erin moved to Maine about a year and a half ago to teach in the Visual Arts department at Bowdoin College.
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Its Education Outreach Program sent 161 artists and 11 curators to teach in 1,170 public school students in four schools in Brooklyn.
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In a "teach-in" conducted by two Sudanese New York University students, attendants learned about the unfolding protests in the African country.
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THE American Economic Association's annual conference, held each January, is ostensibly a gigantic teach-in, with lots of seminars featuring famous economists.
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One way to fix that would be to pull in students from local higher-ed programs to help teach in those areas.
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But he struggles to find Muslim staff who are qualified to teach in Dutch, although several Dutch universities excel in Islamic studies.
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Second, MSIs teach in ways that focus on what the student needs to learn rather than what is convenient for the professor.
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More seriously, there remain few incentives for lecturers to teach in novel ways: research is what matters in building an academic career.
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Ms. Reyes resents that she has to prove her worth, beyond her use of her newfound freedom to teach in America's classrooms.
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For the next 22 years Tallent disappeared from the literary landscape, while continuing to teach in the creative writing program at Stanford.
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Campus activists can allow invited visitors to speak and then, after that event, hold a teach-in discussing what they disagree with.
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It's the Jewish tradition of debate that they teach in yeshiva and you're paired up with someone else and you just keep debating.
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Under the current system, teachers beginning their careers accumulate points that would later enable them to teach in private schools and provincial towns.
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That's often how it was taught from where he ... KS: Right, which is what you teach in the numbers and things like that.
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I am finding it increasingly difficult to keep my fear of being shot dead as I teach in the BACK of my mind.
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"Maturity of the game, not just individually but collectively, is something we have to teach in a condensed period of time," Krzyzewski said.
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The struggle over who should teach in the Ocean Hill-Brownsville district of Brooklyn 50 years ago changed the trajectory of modern liberalism.
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Students at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government have organized "Resistance School," a kind of online teach-in to sharpen the tools activists need.
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New Trier Township High School District No. 203, which was ranked the best place to teach in America, pays teachers $110,4333 on average.
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On a Sunday afternoon during the winter, more than 100 people converged on the prayer camp for a religious ceremony and teach-in.
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The combination of these factors is a rarity that isn't lost on the students I teach in the classroom or in my laboratory.
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"The thing I teach in our classes, in our training, is you don't do head shots unless that's all you have," he said.
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Any given moment is ripe with the opportunity to teach in this way, but doing it well requires a suite of disparate skills.
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I teach in prison so I have a pretty good idea of the extent of the business acumen among those who are locked up.
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Currently, we teach in the visual arts department at Mason Gross School of the Arts (Rutgers University), occasionally passing each other in the hall.
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At school in Kyein Chaung, Formin met a teacher, Ali Ahmed, who was one of the few Rohingya licensed to teach in public schools.
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Along with her husband Carsten Wittmann, she has set up "culture training," a half-hour class they teach in the city's largest refugee camp.
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McDonnell will join the evangelical university in January as a distinguished professor and will teach in the Robertson School of Government, the university announced.
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The debate over what topics are too controversial to teach in school is an ongoing issue, both in the US and around the world.
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He pursued a career in education in the suburbs of Massachusetts before moving to South Korea to teach in the rural provinces of Seoul.
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I'm lucky to teach in a state, Minnesota, where districts serving the most low-income students get substantially more state funding than wealthier districts.
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As a graduate of Boston Teacher Residency, an alternative teacher-preparation program based in Boston Public Schools, I am certified to teach in Massachusetts.
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Tuesday, January 7, 7pm: No New Jails Abolition Plan Teach In. Wednesday, January 8, 7pm: New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) three Kings Event.
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A university spokesperson said that classes had concluded for the fall semester and that Lizza was not previously scheduled to teach in the spring.
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The sole exception seems to be letting communists teach in college; young educated Americans are less keen on this than their peers without a degree.
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While this process is well understood in business—that is what they teach in business schools—it is much less understood in the public sector.
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And long-term care, as I think many people who tuned into our teach in last week understand, that's a real obligation on our part.
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Growing up in Oakland, California, Zendaya watched both of her parents teach in classrooms, and admired their commitment to providing children with a quality education.
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There are speakers and musicians, weekly topics (the ocean, women, militarization) and, each Thursday night, an hourlong teach-in that is streamed live on Facebook.
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Its power base is in four poorish states, including Oaxaca; it says a country-wide exam is unfair on those who teach in demanding places.
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That last bit is hard to swallow, and probably causes the most confusion of any concept I've ever learned or tried to teach in sociology.
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Apprentices worked full-time on projects for company clients, but were also called upon to teach in the classes they had graduated from months earlier.
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The fellowship gave him a degree in science education in exchange for a three-year commitment to teach in a high-needs Ohio school district.
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"A lot of what we teach in constitutional law classes rests on unspoken assumptions about how people in the government will behave," Professor Strauss said.
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I finished another fall semester at The George Washington University where I teach in the legislative affairs department at the Graduate School of Political Management.
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Mr Roberge declared that it would be a great honour to have Ms Yousafzai teach in Quebec, but she would need to doff her headscarf first.
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They shone in solidarity Terrance Hawkins lives an hour outside of Charlotte and drove down to participate in a teach-in and to join the protests.
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She lost her civil-service job, went to teach in a primary school, and only began to publish novels a decade later as a thaw began.
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In the course of sowing the seeds for tai chi in the West, their students (and their student's students) now teach in countries around the world.
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A few weeks ago, they asked me to teach in a sex workshop they were putting on in a "sex dungeon" they had rented in Barcelona.
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And then I was asked to teach in the Catholic high school, and after three years of teaching the bishop asked me to study canon law.
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When Jennifer moved to Alaska to teach in a rural village, she didn't know the state has the highest rate of reported rape in the country.
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Mr. Hetzelein, 31, who used to teach in a vocational school where nine in 10 students had Turkish or Arabic backgrounds, knows about casual anti-Semitism.
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It's where I came of age, escaping the damp clutches of Oxford to teach in a lycée beside the prison in the southern suburb of Fresnes.
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The new contract includes a plan to screen teachers for various personality traits and stamina to teach in the city's public schools before they start work.
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The cuts would extend to other programs that encourage young Americans to teach in at-risk schools, become police officers or take careers in social work.
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"Not only did they let go of the teacher, they said this woman is never going to teach in this school ever again," van Amstel continued.
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In its effort to transfer more authority over schools to the tribes, the administration started a program to train indigenous teachers to teach in indigenous schools.
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Teachers with DACA don't know if they'll be allowed to teach in a few months -- but somehow we expect them to take care of our children.
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To truly make progress, we need to start bolstering all women by changing our societal culture, our work cultures, and the lessons we teach in our homes.
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They cannot celebrate Mass but they are allowed to preach and teach in the name of the Church and to baptize and conduct wake and funeral services.
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The repayment program is geared toward those who work in distressed school districts or teach in a subject matter that suffers from a critical shortage of teachers.
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Provincial officials in these areas reported that more than 7,000 schools either teach in open air or have worked out temporary arrangements for classes in rental homes.
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If her new parole officer allows it, Ms. Jones hopes to teach in N.Y.U.'s prison education program, as a way to remember where she has been.
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Black and Hispanic teachers are less likely to remain in their profession as well, especially since many teach in urban settings where the burnout rate is higher.
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But they lost touch: She was recruited to teach in a Head Start program in the Bronx; he went off to sea, running kitchens on cruise ships.
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The faculty who teach in the Robinson Executive MBA program at GSU are seasoned business practitioners who bring a wealth of real-world experience into the classroom.
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You could teach in Hawaii, work in New Zealand's dairy industry, help out at a Canadian store, or simply live out your The Wicker Man fantasies in Scotland.
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She clerked for two prominent conservative jurists, including Mr Scalia, and, after a brief stint practising law in Washington, DC, returned to Notre Dame to teach in 2002.
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So, it seems timely that tomorrow night, April 26, performance artist and Franklin Furnace founder Martha Wilson will host an "activist history teach-in" at the 8th Floor.
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The institution itself has been unofficially supportive — there's a shared sentiment of solidarity with the idea of the strike, and a concurrent (sanctioned) teach-in on January 18.
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh will not return to Harvard Law School to teach a course that he was previously scheduled to teach in the winter 2019 term.
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As an insanely data-driven company, right, it's not down, to, like, there's no research that says this is the way to teach in India, that doesn't exist.
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Labor organizers paused on Thursday during an annual summer teach-in in Orono, not far from Ms. Collins's home in Bangor, so attendees could call the senator's office.
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Both were starting two-year commitments there with Teach for America, an organization that sends top college graduates to teach in some of the nation's most troubled schools.
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"While Instagram isn't therapy, much of the work we talk about and teach in therapy has to happen outside of the session to be meaningful," Ms. Olivera said.
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I am qualified to teach in all age divisions; I have been a class teacher, a French teacher and a special-education teacher, and I've loved them all.
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Strangely enough, when I went to teach in China a few years later, his was the only book that disappeared from the box of books I'd sent myself.
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I would like to learn about medical things because my dream for the future is to volunteer and teach in third world countries with medical knowledge at hand.
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Rogier hopes by next year to have a new one available every week, and to expand internationally, inviting luminaries from other countries to teach in their native languages.
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Engineers may be pressured to produce shortcuts; teachers may be forced to teach in crowded classrooms; social workers may not be allowed time to deal with difficult clients.
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Higher education must do more than just hope their programs teach in-demand skills and, instead, need to actually talk with employers about what they want from employees.
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But she feels a calling to teach in Del City, where she grew up and where all the students at her school qualify for free or reduced lunch.
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At the Biennial, she organized a "surveillance teach-in" in which William Binney, a National Security Agency whistle-blower, spoke onstage with the hacker and computersecurity expert Jacob Appelbaum.
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Unable to teach in person, Gafill and her husband improvised a video system instead and she has had to rely more on the web for sales of her creations.
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And not just because the lessons it has to teach (in its sneaky way) are still relevant today, or because in a tough year, it's always good to laugh.
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He was the first white dude to teach in a dojo in Japan and he has trained UFC fighters like Anderson Silva on how to perfect their front kick.
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Which leads me to the activity I designed for my second- and third-graders at the British international school where I teach in Cologne, Germany: Telling stories with music.
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The card-making followed a mini teach-in by Elizabeth Dann, an attorney and treasurer of the Muslim Justice League, as well as a parent, who talked about Islamophobia.
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To the Editor: Your review of decades of failed attempts at public education reform highlighted a frustrating daily reality for many of us who teach in America's public schools.
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Healthineers executives declined to talk about the planned listing on Monday during the question-and-answer section of the presentation, which was billed as a "teach-in" for investors.
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Bullock introduced what his campaign calls an "Accomplished Teacher Initiative," which would be a free post-secondary institution that trains teachers and sends them to teach in underserved areas.
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"A lot of people talk about resiliency as a core strength we wish to see more in our kids, and that's really hard to teach in the classroom," Levin said.
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That's something to consider — why it's important that we have this Center, but as people that teach in photo and imaging, we have this opportunity to collapse these two experiences.
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She should be listening to what those who teach in, learn in and send their children to our nation's public schools say they need to create safe and welcoming environments.
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This was after I had resigned my job, given up our apartment, packed a truck (that my mom and dad were driving) and become certified to teach in another state.
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Rural people where I come from, as well as the high school students I teach in New York City, are often some of the most beautifully articulate people I know.
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I hope that my photographs bring to light the people who inhabit the spaces (those we do not see) and those who study and teach in arts and sciences departments.
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In time she left to teach in France, opened another school and restaurant in Glen, N.H., then moved west to teach chefs at the Beringer Vineyards in St. Helena, Calif.
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"These are all the lessons we teach in our training," said Mike Federico, a deputy chief of the Toronto police who retired last September after 45 years with the force.
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The educators I know who teach in high-quality public charter schools are standing with black families who just want what we all want — what is best for our children.
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I have never let being jailed for arson silence me, but have continued to teach in what is called a low-residency program, which means I can teach from prison.
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Hundreds of student protesters made their way this week in and out of the Barnes Center, sharing a food station and an open mic and participating in teach-in events.
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With the new education strategy, refugees can attend Chadian teacher training schools, become certified by the state and return to teach in the camps where they earn a small salary.
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Though they were already in love, Warren says that it was after she saw Bruce teach in a Connecticut classroom for the first time that she decided to propose to him.
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DIYARBAKIR/ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Mehtap Yoruk used to teach in a nursery school in southeast Turkey, until she was sacked last year in a purge of tens of thousands of state employees.
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I used to teach in-person writing classes at Seattle's Hugo House, for example; now I teach online classes for Hugo House and in-person classes at the Iowa Writers' House.
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I used to teach in Tower Hamlets, around the corner from where the girls used to go to school, and they never talked about religion, but they always talked about boys.
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Teachers of art and physical education and other subjects that were not tested were assigned a rating based on the scores of students they didn't teach, in subjects they didn't teach.
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That's what we teach in learning institutions like our medical school — and it should be equally true in the halls of power, from the CDC to Congress to the White House.
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Her books teach, in a nutshell, that "it's cool to want more," and have helped me stop questioning whether the life I envision for myself is too improbable or far away.
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Three years later, I returned to France to teach in La Courneuve, which Nicolas Sarkozy had famously promised to clean up with a "Karcher," a German industrial-strength street-cleansing machine.
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The department's Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) grants are awarded to college students who teach in "high-need" fields like math and science at low-income schools.
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Polling shows that Mr Baswedan, a charismatic academic who made his name through a volunteer scheme that sends young graduates to teach in remote corners of the country, poses a credible challenge.
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If patients want better care, and providers want healthier, happier patients, we'll have to reconsider what language we teach in medical schools, and what colloquialisms we'll support in the practice of medicine.
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The next year, Aravena was hired by Harvard to teach in its architecture school; and the math building led to another university commission, the Siamese Tower, probably Elemental's most frequently photographed building.
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The Porcupine Warriors, a local indigenous collective, held a teach-in in January at the store to raise money for the Wet'suwet'en First Nation, whose members have fought the TransCanada pipeline expansion.
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The men and women who teach in our public schools, colleges and universities have invested in their own education so that they can, in turn, invest in the students in their classrooms.
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The discovery was "straight-up contrary to what we teach in undergraduate classrooms," Zachory Berta-Thompson, an assistant professor of planetary sciences and co-author of the study, said in the release.
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After graduating from Girton College at Cambridge, Ms. Simmons trained as a teacher of Latin and Greek at Hughes Hall, a college at Cambridge, and subsequently left England to teach in Singapore.
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They cannot celebrate Mass, the Catholic Church's central rite, but they are allowed to preach and teach in the name of the Church, and to baptize and conduct wake and funeral services.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's calls this week for more vocational schools have received a lukewarm reception from the higher education community, including from the educators who teach in the programs he is championing.
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"Requiem for the American Dream" is a timely 75-minute teach-in by Noam Chomsky, the M.I.T. linguistics professor who has been a leading leftist political analyst, critic and writer for six decades.
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Ogabek Masharipov, a 23-year-old with Teach for Russia, a programme that sends young college graduates to teach in rural schools, banters with pupils and begins his lesson with an interactive exercise.
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The co-chairs aren't the only ones who lost work because of the suspension; several other artists and teachers were informed that they no longer have classes to teach in the CTCR program.
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Fonda had just flown in from a speaking gig in Detroit, where she appeared with Lily Tomlin, her "Grace and Frankie" co-star, and shortly after the teach-in ended at 8 p.m.
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"Mansfield ISD reassigned Bailey to teach in a secondary school, sending the message that it believed LGBT teachers were not acceptable to teach elementary students," a spokesperson for Bailey said in a release.
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The CDC spokesperson pointed out that planning for its nuclear teach-in began last April, when agency officials joined in a "radiation/nuclear incident exercise" led by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
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A Canadian newspaper, The Calgary Herald, reported that Ms. McIver had experience teaching in South Korea and Malaysia, and that she had taken a contract to teach in China a few months ago.
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Mr. Powers taught at the law schools of Southern Methodist University, the University of Michigan and the University of Washington before moving to the University of Texas at Austin to teach in 1977.
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It might lead to more dynamism and I can't say that it's absolutely terrible overall, but I think that a stakeholder view ... This is what we're trying to teach in many business schools.
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I teach in the Scholar Academy, a school-within-a-school at Wekiva High that takes high-ability students and helps them become first-generation college applicants by requiring rigorous Advanced Placement courses.
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An intimacy coordinator's most specialized skill is less a technical trick you could teach in an hour and more a way of talking and describing movement to elicit a particular quality of response.
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"I teach in a conservative part of the country, so discussing damning evidence against President Trump would be a risk for me as a teacher," Clinton Longwell from Springfield, Mo., wrote to us.
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Klee authored some of the most influential pedagogical and aesthetic treatises of modernism, and at least one of his colleagues at the Bauhaus, Josef Albers, would go on to teach in the United States.
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"Mansfield ISD reassigned Bailey to teach in a secondary school, sending the message that it believed LGBT teachers were not acceptable to teach elementary students," a spokesperson for Bailey said in a press release.
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He does not teach in an English literature or creative writing department: he is not an academic worried about maintaining his or her position or accruing power, both of which are anathema to him.
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Those of us who teach in urban schools and community colleges know that we teach some of the most inspiring and deserving of students: Their diversity, honesty and richness of experience make them so.
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And in virtually every state, individuals who work in other fields and already hold college degrees can begin to teach in public schools, fully on their own without having experienced an internship of substance.
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The day will begin with teach-in sessions, followed by a four-hour rally featuring Bill Nye the Science Guy, Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, the pediatrician who helped expose lead poisoning in Flint, Mich.
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The man, Jeff Bergman, an art dealer from Westchester County who works near Trump Tower, has spent his recent lunch hours protesting Mr. Trump's election by offering his version of a daily teach-in.
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They may not celebrate Mass, but they may preach, teach in the name of the Church, baptize and conduct wedding, wake and funeral services and even run a parish with the permission of a bishop.
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I teach in elementary school, and in my classroom I try to disrupt that hierarchy by valuing all of my students and inviting them to bring their own home life and experiences into the classroom.
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In 1952, after graduating, he returned to teach in Rhodesia, later moving to Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia) and Ghana, a period during which he accumulated more university degrees, and met his first wife, Sally Hayfron.
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"In order to understand blockchain well, you actually need to learn a bunch of subjects that we already teach in the university, things like economics and finance and law and distributed systems in engineering," Werbach explains.
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Former justice Antonin Scalia reported going on 13 separate trips to lecture and teach in 21, and Clarence Thomas earned more than $210,22018 in 2015 for lectures at Brigham Young University, Creighton University and George Washington University.
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He adds: "My only advice to teachers would be to never doubt how powerful one small act of kindness can be, and how its impact will matter so much more than any lesson we teach in class."
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That's why the march in D.C. will be followed by a teach-in on the National Mall, where speakers will talk about their research "in a more intimate way than most people are used to," she said.
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Since the early 22000s, in much of Qinghai, the number of secondary schools that teach in Tibetan has risen, according to research there by Adrian Zenz of the European School of Culture and Theology at Korntal, Germany.
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The university was well known for its graduate creative-writing program, then one of the few in Britain, but only toward the end of his life, when his fame was inescapable, did he teach in the program.
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In the course of the afternoon, he told me that Jackie Robinson was the heart of the Dodgers and that his aunt was the first Italian-American woman to teach in New York City's public school system.
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After they have tackled these misconceptions, the class can hold a teach-in for the school or community to educate their peers and neighbors about what climate change is, and how it is already affecting the planet.
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He would also direct the Education Department to prioritize grants and loan forgiveness program for underserved and low-performing schools, and would provide grants and loan forgiveness programs to people who commit to teach in those schools.
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Niche, an analytics company that specializes in schools and neighborhoods, looked at data from the U.S. Department of Education and millions of parent and student reviews in order to name the 100 best places to teach in America.
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Despite the long odds of stopping the measure after the failure of large protests against Act 10 and the right-to-work law, the woman quietly helped organize a teach-in last week to raise awareness about the bill.
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Lind added that the pins will support a teach-in and rally also planned for April 22 in D.C. Each pin order comes with a flier that says, "I believe in science not silence," also set in outer space.
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With impressive courage, a hip-hop band called Einshoch6 left their native Munich to keep a longstanding date on June 4th and, as one of them modestly put it, "set Ankara on fire" with a concert and teach-in.
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Arden Fair mall in Sacramento never actually opened on Sunday after a group of 10 demonstrators camped overnight in the mall's center concourse and planned a "teach-in" to educate people about racial justice, according to the Sacramento Bee.
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"He asked if there were any clients of mine that could possibly hire her to be a consultant or to teach in some capacity, if I had a client that might be willing to hire her," Mr. Howe said.
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This parable-like tale opens in mid-argument, as the determined title character (Dolores Fonzi) is informing her somewhat cynical father (Oscar Martínez) of her plan to leave her comfortable home in Argentina to teach in a rural village.
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When she spoke to him before Christmas, he told her the atmosphere in Cairo was "agitated," but he would be safe because he was only doing a few months research work before returning to Cambridge to teach in March.
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While states have enormous discretion when deciding what curriculum to teach in public schools, the ruling simultaneously sends a warning to other state legislatures as well as a sign of encouragement to numerous other cities currently launching ethnic studies courses.
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To that end, if parents can connect what they teach in the beginning of the school year to real-life examples that crop up as the year progresses, it increases the chance they'll understand and retain these lessons, Dr. Schroeder says.
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"I don't teach the same class that I teach in downtown TriBeCa to a group of high-strung New Yorkers," says Courtney, who was an instructor at that city's popular Kula studio and produces electronic music in his spare time.
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Although laywomen teaching gynecology students has been common practice in the US for many years, it has only taken off in the UK over the last decade—around half the medical schools in the UK now teach in this way.
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When he went to MIT to teach in 1958 he set up the Artificial Intelligence Group, later Laboratory, which became the live core of all AI research, though it was still focused on building machines as much as on using computers.
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I've channeled it myself, writing it more times than I'd like to count about how the Bork confirmation hearing became the equivalent of a national constitutional teach-in that provided the country with a working definition of the constitutional mainstream.
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Paradoxically, it is the convertible competencies of the present elites, the fact that they are equally fit to run a bank in Bulgaria or in Bangladesh or to teach in Athens or Tokyo, that make people so suspicious of them.
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Fed Up, a coalition of liberal groups, has made a tradition of bringing protesters to the Jackson Hole conference to press for more stimulus, and it staged a teach-in on Thursday to emphasize that the economic recovery remains incomplete.
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The nearly 200 sisters tied to the convent, which also functions as a retirement home, hold considerable sway in the community, where they teach in the parochial school, volunteer at the food pantry and sell vegetables from their organic farm.
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The nearly 200 sisters tied to the convent, which also functions as a retirement home, hold considerable sway in the community, where they teach in the parochial school, volunteer at the food pantry and sell vegetables from their organic farm.
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An even larger share of the population, about 66 percent, says such a cleric should not be allowed to teach in a college, and a very slight majority, about 51 percent, says such a cleric's books should be removed from a library.
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A teach-in with a panel discussion on Rutgers University's colonial legacy organized by the student group Reclaim Revolution will be held on March 30 at 7:00 pm at the school's Student Activity Center (613 George Street, New Brunswick, New Jersey).
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Here's what they teach in law school about defending clients: When the facts are against the client, argue the law; when the law is against the client, argue the facts; and when both are against the client, pound your fists on the table.
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Andrew Cuomo banned public gatherings of more than 500 people in New York City, we are being asked to teach in a building of over 3,000 students, most of whom arrive after long commutes on multiple trains and buses across multiple boroughs.
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In an economy where the very idea of needing a "job" to be deserving of a guaranteed basic income is questioned, it's obvious that interested citizens should again be invited to study, and teach, in tuition-free universities supported by the state.
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" At 00:19: "It's become harder than ever to instill in your children the values they teach in our homes and in our church instead of the values that they try to ram down our throats in movies, in music, in popular culture.
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"The condition of the schools is so decrepit in Detroit that you can hardly teach in them and kids can hardly learn in them," says Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, a national teachers union that helped Detroit teachers bring the lawsuit.
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After his wife, the former Susan Simmons, and his mentor, Professor G. Ernest Wright, submitted a job application on his behalf while he was off on an excavation, he was hired to teach in 1973 at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago.
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" As an organizational psychologist, I study these things daily and yet I notice, this happens every year, I only teach in the Fall, and one of the things I teach is this trap that&aposs called "escalation of commitment to a losing course of action.
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Betty Maxwell, an English-as-a-second-language teacher in Logan County, where she serves five different schools, told CNN that she left Ohio in 2014 to teach in West Virginia because she believed she would get better benefits, despite taking a pay cut.
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Since we don't teach in the summer and many of us do research or work off-campus then, we have a lot to catch up on, and it's nice to just hang out with some familiar faces after working alone for the bulk of the week.
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According to NPR, here's what happened: Since 2008, the ED has had a program, Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) that offers college or graduate school grants for teachers who agree to teach in-demand subjects in under-served schools for four years.
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"Just because you teach in a university, it doesn't mean that you have a tweed jacket, a mortgage, and a retirement fund," said Dushko Petrovich, chair of the New Arts Journalism program at the School of the Art Institue Chicago, in a phone conversation with Hyperallergic.
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And then to develop the drawing practice, part of it was through working with my university students, and then other people that I teach in different circumstances, to just see if this was true — if this language of drawing was innate, and if it could be revived.
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Eventually, it be came clear to Howe that the limiting factor for her imagined educational movement was the lack of quality texts to teach in these courses—not because they didn't exist, but because publishing houses concerned about a small market had allowed them to go out of print.
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Whether it's hosting a teach-in at school, a get-out-the-vote party, a social media campaign, or canvassing on the dating app, Tinder, Prakash said she doesn't want her members to wait for instructions from group leaders about where to show up and how to protest.
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Visibly frustrated at how the impeachment trial grounded him in Washington, Sanders has filled his schedule with rallies before a few hundred people and with hours-long concert/teach-in events that have pulled out at least 5,000 people in total, easily the biggest crowds of the caucuses.
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The minister was then challenged by a journalist to say whether Ms Yousafzai, who survived an assassination attempt at 15, could ever teach in the francophone province where, after many years of wrangling, a law was passed on June 16th barring public servants from sporting conspicuous religious symbols at work.
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Blind since birth, Jameyanne has scaled an Andean mountain, earned a perfect 800 on her math SATs (despite her elementary school claiming blind children couldn't learn math), used Braille to graduate Kenyon College with the highest of academic honors and was awarded a prestigious Fulbright scholarship to teach in Italy.
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"In the 21st Century it's become harder than ever to instill in your children the values they teach in our homes and in our church, instead of the values they try to ram down our throats in the movies, in music, in popular culture," he said, without missing a beat.
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It also found that 93% felt strongly or fairly strongly attached to Britain as their home country; only 93% favour a "fully separate Islamic area in Britain, subject to Sharia Law and government"; and 78% support government regulation to prevent extremists from being able to teach in madrassas (Muslim religious schools).
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Many academics warn that the loss of EU funding, and a stiffening of rules that made it easy for Europeans to study, research and teach in Britain, will lower the standards of Britain's world-class scientific and medical institutions, and perhaps even dim the quality of the country's brilliant arts scene.
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The company, based in Harrisburg, Pa., holds an exclusive contract with the Education Department to service all loans enrolled in the public service loan forgiveness program and the Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education Grant program, or TEACH, which offers assistance to those who teach in high-need areas.
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Not only does she teach in the poet's home, but she also gains permission to spend an hour alone in the Homestead's attic to test its acoustics (Dickinson read Shakespeare aloud to herself up there), and to write portions of this book in the bedroom where Dickinson worked and slept.
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"I&aposm fortunate to have the opportunity to teach in Kellogg&aposs Executive MBA Program, working with some of the smartest students in the world," said Craig Wortmann, a clinical professor of innovation and entrepreneurship in the Kellogg Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative, and founder and CEO of Sales Engine, Inc.
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Kelsey Miller has been in several exhibitions, including Layers Beneath the Moment, Southern Graphics Council International; Monotype Guild of New England Fifth National Monotype/Monoprint Juried Exhibition; and Re: Acclimating, Kirkland Arts Center Gallery, WA. Kelsey is traveling to Cortona, Italy to teach in the University of Georgia study abroad program in January.
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"At one level, they teach kids to care for another species, and the responsibilities that go with that care," said Ms. Diamond, who wrote a book about her experiences, "Kindergarten: A Teacher, Her Students and a Year of Learning," and now supervises student teachers who attend City College and teach in schools across the city.
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A group called We Rise handed out fliers for a "teach-in" at a church in northwest D.C. The American Civil Liberties Union set up shop near the rally and gave out pamphlets and other promotional materials like signs and sashes before running out, said Kendrick Holley, the community engagement manager of its D.C. office.
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In the past often called upon by European governments to advise them on Islam, before last year he was most well-known outside of Europe for clashing with the George W Bush administration over obtaining a visa to teach in the US in the 2000s and being the grandson of the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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The Majority hopes to use these events to educate and engage people around local and national issues that could harm at-risk communities in the U.S. Some recent events included a Rally for Racial Justice in Philadelphia, a No Cops in Schools protest in Madison, Wisconsin, and a teach-in on how to run for office in Lansing, Michigan.
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So, my parents ended up in Iran because my father, he was a physician and when he was coming out of the Army, he wanted to teach in an academic medical center, and he couldn't find a job equivalent to what his white counterparts coming out of the army could find here in the United States.
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We may live in a small town (and, in my case, teach in an even smaller, adjacent one!) but there's an Aldi, so when I start missing living in the city, at least I can rejoice in the fact I have a place close by where I can pick up German treats and Winking Owl wine.
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These institutions are powerful instruments of change because they assume success for the minority student, teach in ways that focus on what the student needs to learn rather than what is convenient for the professor, and allow students the opportunity to participate in culturally relevant assignments that speak to the issues in the communities from which they come.
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Polarization has created a situation where "the amount of science that we know doesn't change whether, and how much, we think climate change is a serious issue," public policy expert Paul Hirsch from the SUNY college of Environmental Science and Forestry told small crowd of people jammed into a tent in the teach-in area of the rally.
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The unprecedented number of women running for governor in 2018 Here's why it's so hard to make a NAFTA deal The biggest lie we still teach in American history classes Why some people never evacuate during a hurricane, according to a psychologist What it was like to come out as gay, as told by my online shopping history
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My People First education plan is both comprehensive and transformative, and aggressively combats historic disparities and inequities: nationwide pre-K, modernization of school infrastructure, tuition-free public college, student debt reform, $3 billion to support historically black colleges and universities and minority-serving institutions, smaller class sizes, higher teacher pay and tax credits, and incentives to teach in marginalized communities.
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I teach in a journalism institute, and when I was doing my stint as director, welcoming the new graduate students in the fall, I always used to urge they get flu shots: You'll be wandering all over the city, I would tell them, you'll be interviewing people, you'll be using communal keyboards — whatever else you do, get a flu shot.
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He earned a master's degree in education from Teachers College at Columbia; taught for a year in what he called "a high school for spoiled kids" in Syosset, on Long Island; earned a doctorate at New York University, where his thesis was on nativism in New York; won a Fulbright scholarship to Australia; and returned to N.Y.U. to teach in 1967.
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Laura Weiss, a member of the cabinet and an English teacher in her ninth year at the school, said that the opportunity to move into a leadership position was one of the reasons she had stayed at the school instead of leaving to teach in the suburbs, where the work might be easier but where she thought she would learn less.
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"We use a half-day model, so the target language is used to teach in the morning, and then English is used in the afternoon—then this is swapped on other days as some learn better in the morning and some in the afternoon," explains Gregg Roberts, who works with the Utah Office of State Education and has championed immersion language teaching in the state.
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The technology stack we used to build the application is the same one we teach in upper-year GIS courses here, so I built this to both promote the University's Open Data project and to have a local and fun example I could take in front of a classroom and demo how I built it and what the pieces were that made it work.
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