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And the stricter the guidelines, the greater the chance of driving capable but uncredentialed people from the field.

The risks to those seeking treatment can be dire: California is one of the states that allows uncredentialed providers, for example.

There are regimes extant that do not make nice distinctions between television crews and uncredentialed victims.

The study also found that charter schools where more than half the enrollment is black rely more heavily on uncredentialed teachers.

To the Editor: Socrates, that uncredentialed but masterful teacher, was always urging his students to slow down.

An Arctic ice specialist, Smilla is uncredentialed and unemployed with a troubled past.

But the decision to showcase entertainers at an academic conference and to present them and other uncredentialed people as experts is highly unusual.

Wallace published reports from the tropics in scientific journals, but, as an uncredentialed naturalist, he had to battle for acceptance.

After all, as he so cogently put it, "I'm a totally uncredentialed amateur making fairly grandiose proposals to some pretty important people."

An estimated 166,000 students in California are home schooled, but it was unclear how many of them are taught solely by an uncredentialed parent.

The “stately historian” running the project put Lopez, an uncredentialed “faculty wife” at Yale, to work transcribing Franklin’s papers in French.

The leader, Spencer Mallon, is one of those older, charismatic guys who used to lurk, uncredentialed, on the fringes of college campuses.

I also meet Mike Darwin, 43, an uncredentialed researcher who is studying the effects of ischemia - the cutoff of blood flow - on the brain.

"We support allowing parents to transfer their children to better-performing public schools, and we have been fighting against the use of uncredentialed teachers for our most vulnerable children."

McInerney cast himself as the uncredentialed interloper of wine chroniclers - a mere "wordsmith with a wine jones," as he put it.

Many black children now attend school in educational dead zones, where teachers are two or three times more likely to be uncredentialed or unqualified than in the suburbs.

The agency determined that the Long children were being home schooled, taught by their uncredentialed mother while officially enrolled in independent study at Sunland Christian School.

In the wake of the bungled response to Hurricane Katrina by a similarly uncredentialed appointee, Congress has become more sensitive to charges of this kind of cronyism.

Everyone knows that New York City's schools are in desperate straits, with hordes of students failing to graduate, too many uncredentialed teachers, and facilities that are crowded and decaying.

Catalanotto said patients who don't wind up using an uncredentialed dentist or can't find a low-cost clinic often seek help at hospital emergency rooms, where they are given pain medication and antibiotics but rarely treatment.

It can be revealing to find out what people like you, uncredentialed as they may be, think about the new Meryl Streep movie, Philip Roth novel or noodle joint down the street.

These gains were relatively modest, the study found, but were large enough to challenge the notion that charter schools suffer academically because they tend to employ so many uncredentialed teachers, as some critics have suggested.

Indeed, as intriguing (and inspiring) as the success of these four workers may be, there is little in their stories to suggest a plausible route to upward mobility for the large majority of uncredentialed workers.

"[This ruling] gives us a lot more confidence and a lot more sense of freedom," says Pam Sorooshian, an uncredentialed teacher of her three daughters in Las Alamitas, Calif.

By that time he had long been "Doctor Schomburg" to many who knew him, though he is said to have felt slighted by a younger generation of intellectuals who devalued his self-propelled and uncredentialed scholarship.