The public library is "a source of learning and nourishment for young and old and everyone else", says Stephen Fry in a new documentary tracing the history of the institution in the UK, from its working-class roots in 1752 to its precipitous decline today.
Throughout the years he was an ardent spokesman for the nourishment of quality and a protagonist of the first-rate.
It makes children think of themselves as people who find strength, nourishment, and joy in learning.
This paper views teacher learning as the nourishment of life rather than the mastery of expertise, and curriculum innovation as the reclaiming of authentic language rather than rational manipulation of curriculum systems.
Looking back, what my body craved was nourishment of a different kind.
But the schedule format precludes the nourishment of such a rivalry.
The adequate nourishment of our poorest children is an urgent and complicated challenge.
CT perfusion exams discussed in the article are very informative, giving precise, detailed images of the degree of nourishment of brain tissue and where such nourishment may be decreased during a stroke.
As a consequence of their terrestrial lifestyle, these strategies provide adaptations for the protection and nourishment of their developing embryos.
Under-nourished adults can carry out a reduced work-load and are more susceptible to illness, while under-nourishment reduces the ability of children to learn, by reducing school attendance and absorption capacity.
Rice is a major source of nourishment for billions of people around the world.
