It was agreed that academic literacy meant the ability to use academic conventions in writing essays, academic reading strategies for printed and online texts, and metacognition through reflection.
But those who opposed the measure expressed concern about the system's ability to maintain academic excellence while relying less on academics for admission.
In "Oh, Inverted World" Mr. McIntyre expands on his much-admired ability to texture academic ballet vocabulary with athletic nonchalance.
The digital evolution of the security sector plays to California's strengths: a tradition of scientific excellence in its universities and the ability to turn academic discovery into commercial achievement.
While an exciting goal, it raised concerns about the conference organizers' ability to maintain academic integrity.
Our communication skills are also more developed as is the ability to undertake academic tasks like dissertations.
This study aims to establish a method of monitoring students' progress towards, and ability to meet, academic and professional competences throughout a radiography programme.
MS was found to prevail and interfere with ability to perform academic activities mostly in the neck, upper back and lower back with prevalence rates of 69.8%, 61.8% and 55.1%, respectively; and with API rates of 20.2%, 20.2% and 16.9%, respectively.
To be more blunt, in America, in the 21st century, a child's zip code can reliably predict their ability to attain academic excellence, post-secondary education, and access to the American dream of economic prosperity.
Being familiar with statistics and program evaluation is definitely a plus, as well as an ability to read academic papers, although none of that is totally necessary to have before working here.
