Piaget's concept of these developmental stages caused a reevaluation of older ideas of the child, of learning, and of education.
The second and third rounds generated quantitative data that documented expert panelists' evaluation and reevaluation of their ideas (consensus building) in line with group summaries and descriptive statistics.
Again, not trying to convert anyone to Buddhism here, but there's something to the idea that inner peace requires a reevaluation of the world.
A key topic of the 29th Senate was the reevaluation of the Cultures, Ideas, and Values (CIV) Area One requirement, which attracted a great deal of national attention as to whether Stanford would remain committed to diversity in its curriculum.
The fact that nonhuman animals share the power of communication, plus the likelihood that some share our capacity for ideation, demands reevaluation of why human ideas matter, and especially whether they adequately convey a sense of our place within the rest of nature.
How common is it for the reevaluation of existing rules be built upon this idea that the science is outdated?
This is possible despite the fact that all school children with an autism diagnosis are entitled to valuable, publicly-funded IDEA services [ 4], and that an older child is eligible for reevaluation for autism even if he was overlooked or misdiagnosed in earlier years.
Ideas trickle through a labyrinthine path of manager, board room, decision-maker, analyst, research, legal, marketing, reevaluation, and eventual cautious implementation.
Mercer-Taylor comments on the irony that "this broad-based reevaluation of Mendelssohn's music is made possible, in part, by a general disintegration of the idea of a musical canon", an idea which Mendelssohn "as a conductor, pianist and scholar" had done so much to establish.
And Edsall's reevaluation.
Anderson should do the reevaluation.
