15.Professional development

That a. initial educational and professional requirements be coordinated in allcountries of the European Union b. continued professional training be offered for healthcare professionals.

The profession is attractive to women.

The science is a little complicated.

I bet they can't. (Laughter)

Here the children face nonspecialized methods of discipline.

So there's no control there's no control group.

Personally as well as professionally.

And then what we get is our first mapping.

He is a specialist in sustainable development.

Expert

What did you teach?

What do you practise?

Skill number one is the ability to recognize success and the ability to recognize failure.

Yes, point five, OK, OK, OK! (Laughter) I'm a designer, that's all, of Christmas gifts.

What is your profession, Mr...?

A warp field specialist? Exactly.

I don't know if I want to live in a world where knowledge is obsolete.

I'm a professional man.

Now, who remembers Heisenberg's uncertainty principle?

And here's another example.

What's your major?

What's your specialty?

KT Second sight is whereby a mind control expert can see through somebody else's eyes.

Now, have a look at that. That's the anesthesiology machine.

The culinary institute.

Specialized in something called lidar.

All my publications were submitted.

No one had ever done this. I was 26 at the time.

You're going to stand in front of your parents.

Because Grant's like me.

That's what you do.

This is a very extraordinarily visual.

They're buddies from my technical school.

And this kind of hurdy gurdy takes anywhere from three to five years to order and receive it .

You could a sushi photographer.

Felicia,do you have the expert list?

our medical officer, ratchet.

His lack of technical knowledge precluded him from promotion.

His lack of technical knowledge kept him from being promoted.

A few things to consider are having examples, stories and analogies.

As one moves up the ladder, values other than technical competence are viewed with increasing suspicion.

What happens when you cut people off from exchange, from the ability to exchange and specialize?

And Lt. Uhura's is unmatched in xenolinguistics. We would be wise to accept her conclusion.

You see, we also learn that experts are located, are governed, by the social and cultural norms of their times whether it be the doctors in Victorian England, say, who sent women to asylums for expressing sexual desire, or the psychiatrists in the United States who, up until 1973, were still categorizing homosexuality as a mental illness.