Disposition in United States
Disposition Definition
In Scotch law. A deed of alienation by which a right to property is conveyed. Bell, Diet.
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In Scotch law. A deed of alienation by which a right to property is conveyed. Bell, Diet.
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Disposition, New Catholic Encyclopedia; January 1, 2003; STOCK, M.
Dispositions in Action: Do Dispositions Make a Difference in Practice?, Teacher Education Quarterly; April 1, 2006; Thornton, Holly
Dispositions Matter: Findings for At-Risk Teacher Candidates, The Teacher Educator; July 1, 2006; Edwards, Sarah Edick, Nancy
DISPOSITIONS.(Review), The Philosophical Review; January 1, 2001; CARROLL, JOHN W.
Dispositions as Virtues: The Complexity of the Construct, Journal of Teacher Education; May 1, 2009; Sockett, Hugh
Disposition Assessment in Teacher Education: A Framework and Instrument for Assessing Technology Disposition, The Teacher Educator; April 1, 2006; Jung, Eunjoo Rhodes, Dent M Vogt, W Paul
Dispositions and Portfolio Development: Is There a Connection?, Education; June 22, 1998; Wenzlaff, Terri L.
Descriptions of Dispositions for Assessment in Pre-Service Teacher Education Field Experiences, Education; December 22, 2011; Johnston, Pattie Almerico, Gina M. Henriott, Deanna Shapiro, Mykel
The Disposition of Hope in Teaching, Teacher Education Quarterly; September 22, 2009; Birmingham, Carrie
Qualifying disposition under regs. sec. 1.1368-1(g): the importance of the form., The Tax Adviser; September 1, 1995; Orbach, Kenneth N.
Attitudes toward Dispositions of Teachers, Academic Exchange Quarterly; September 22, 2004; Richardson, Dianne Onwuegbuzie, Anthony J.
Defining Dispositions: Wading Through Murky Waters, The Teacher Educator; April 1, 2006; Schussler, Deborah L
Dispositions: Getting Beyond “Whatever”, School Library Media Activities Monthly; October 1, 2008; Stripling, Barbara
Learning Dispositions: Picking Up the Threads, Australian Journal of Early Childhood; June 1, 2001; Bone, Jane
Analyzing Teachers’ Dispositions towards Diversity: Using Adult Development Theory, Multicultural Education; July 1, 2007; Eberly, Jody L. Rand, Murial K. O’Connor, Terry
Attending to Ethical and Moral Dispositions in Teacher Education, Issues in Teacher Education; March 22, 2013; Osguthorpe, Richard D.
How Do You Teach a Disposition to Think Critically?, The Agricultural Education Magazine; May 1, 2006; Friedel, Curt
The Use of Dispositions in Preservice Art Teacher Evaluation, Studies in Art Education; July 1, 2008; Klein, Sheri R.
Creating Personal Dispositions for a Professional Counseling Program, Counseling and Values; April 1, 2012; Spurgeon, Shawn L. Gibbons, Melinda M. Cochran, Jeff L.
Assessing Preservice Teachers’ Dispositions: A Critical Dimension of Professional Preparation, Childhood Education; March 22, 2008; Rike, Cheryl J. Sharp, L. Kathryn
Disposition in the context of Juvenile and Family Law
Definition ofDisposition, published by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges: The order of a juvenile court determining what is to be done with a minor already adjudged to be within the court’s jurisdiction (at an adjudicatory hearing). Analogous to the sentence in a criminal case.
Dispositional Hearing in Juvenile Law
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Disposition in Juvenile Law
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