shadower

For example, shadowers talk about how participation helps them to feel they belong, offers a more relaxed atmosphere for reading than traditional classroom work and represents an important space for their voice and their ideas.

Secunda Pastorum not only adheres to this characterization, but common critical views of the second shepherd Gyb as a mere shadower of his companions in general and the first shepherd in particular have added further credence to it.

In the shadowing assignments the aspiring leader shadows a mentor and a divisional leader for at least one week, which provides the shadower exposure to the challenges and approaches of different leaders.

The job shadower can learn the basic functions and experience the working environment of a specific job.

Tamar, the wonderful book that won the Carnegie Medal in 2005, was, to my knowledge, the first to win the Shadower's vote, as well as judge's approval.

Three schools responded so we paired off based on availability and shadower group profiles.

* Act: From the shadow experience, shadowers are expected to create a tangible change at the school.