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Sip·ple

(sip'ĕl),
John H., 20th-century U.S. physician. See: Sipple syndrome.
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Sipple and Wands will report directly to Reynolds at their respective firms.
Sipple Named Head of Great-West Investments
Collegiality at work enhances teacher commitment (Riehl & Sipple, 1996).
High school stem teachers' perceptions of the work environment
There is strong evidence illustrating the relation between student achievement and proximal and wider social-economic contextual influences (Rumberger, 2011; Sipple, 2007).
The impact of school social workers on high school freshman graduation among the one hundred largest school districts in the United States
For investors, working with the established hoteliers is "a shorter trip to the cash register than building new," said William Sipple, managing director at Denver-based HVS Capital Corp, which consults on Caribbean hotel purchases.
Bright tourism prospects
A selection from a poem written by one-time resident John Sipple recalled his memories of a time long past.
The short life of a lumber town
Evans, Jun Yoo y Sipple (2010) usan una muestra similar de la misma ciudad y encuentran que si bien los estudiantes que asisten a colegios en mal estado tienen desempenos mas pobres en pruebas de lenguaje, estos resultados tambien dependen altamente del tiempo de permanencia de los estudiantes en la sede y de sus caracteristicas socioeconomicas.
?Edificar o educar? Impacto de los megacolegios en pruebas estandarizadas Saber 11
WF: Most of the TTB staff I knew are gone now (my true mentor Perky Ramroth has retired), but I can recommend Amber Sipple with the NRC office in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Q&A with five winery compliance veterans: "I would like to get a job doing winery compliance. How can I get started?"
What used to take days or weeks for a consultant to pull together, you can do in 10 seconds," says John Sipple, the center's director.
The data driven district: schools analyzing everything from maintenance costs to lunch menus
Members of the board to fill vacancies of the Class of 2015 are Sheila O'Keeffe, Gen Re; Joseph Rich, Liberty Mutual; and Michelle Sipple, AIG.
Around the Industry: Hires and Promotions, M&As, New Programs
Teacher commitment has also been found to be associated with principal leadership, school climate, and working conditions (Chan, Lau, Nie, Lim, & Hogan, 2008; Horng, 2009; Ladd, 2011; Loeb, Darling-Hammond, & Luczak, 2005; Riehl & Sipple, 1996; Rosenholtz, 1985; Rosenholtz & Simpson, 1990; Weiss, 1999).
The role of school-based colleagues in shaping the commitment of novice special and general education teachers
Self-reported benefits have included the perception of constructive rather than negative feedback, the preservation of nuance with contextualization of feedback, the ability to hear tone of voice, and a perception that the teacher cares about the student (lee, Curtis, Phillips, & Wells, 2007; Sipple & Sommers, 2005; Still, 2006).
Comparison of audio vs. written feedback on clinical assignments of nursing students
Sipple se convirtio en figura de conocimiento publico cuando frustro un intento de asesinato al presidente Gerald Ford en los Estados Unidos.
La ponderacion entre los conflictos de la libertad de expresion y el derecho a la vida privada: estudio jurisprudencial entre dos culturas

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