Reis
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7.5
- proper noun
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Reis
- A final investigation by Rogers, Lewis, and Reis (1987) involved a replication of the DHSCP model in four rural communities.
Examples
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Acceleration was recommended by Clark (1992), Kaplan (1974), Renzulli and Reis (1985), and Treffinger (1986).
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Reis was much more cautious, earning accolades for the little agency from the Bush White House.
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As a manager, Reis's credentials are solid and skilled.
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On June 4, 2012, the cargo was loaded on the deck of the MV Reis G at the port of Shanghai.
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Oddly enough, Reis had been recruited for DARPA by Fields.
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Reis states that "curriculum modification or compacting is the exception rather than the rule for gifted students."
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Previously, Reis, Neu, and McGuire (1997) reviewed research on students with learning disabilities who were also gifted.
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Renzulli and Reis (1998) describe compacting as a three-step process.
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Students were selected for the enrichment program through the SEM (Renzulli & Reis, 1985).
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Ambassador Reis delivered an inspiring speech at the international summit.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Reis is a family name found in places like Portugal and Germany. In Portuguese it comes from rei 'king', so it often meant someone 'of the kings' or a family linked to the Three Kings, while in German the same spelling can come from other old words and even looks like Reis 'rice' today. So the surname Reis usually points to different local stories or origins depending on the country.