These subscales are: 1) Academic Mindset (dispositions toward self-regulated learning); 2) Research Mindset (commitment to and enthusiasm for research); 3) Research Methods (confidence in ability to design and carry out experiments); and 4) Faculty and 5) Peer Support (social and academic support provided by research mentors and peers).
Fish had a group of 70 third-grade teachers read fictional stories about boys who varied by academic ability, behavioral disposition and race.
Winslow's elder brother didn't disappoint his father, although Winslow, when it came his turn, showed little disposition for academic study.
This required him to focus on his academics, achievements, and macho disposition to distance himself from the characteristics of his older brothers.
His academic side and a gregarious disposition mask the degree of influence he has as one of the Democrats' most aggressive campaign finance lawyers.
There are few more serious-minded jazz players out there than the saxophonist Dave Liebman; it took a musician of his cerebral and teacherly disposition to make academic sense of late-period Coltrane, which he has done in some of his recent recordings and performances.
The video above by Steven Fox Nakai, a house member, showcases the co-op as a punk-hippie-fairy tale explosion of a place, and as a vibrant home where people of varying backgrounds, dispositions, passions and academic interests are invited to come together to thrive in a safe environment.
Arguably we know more about the Clintons' childhood homes, parents' dispositions, Western civ teachers, academic achievements, eating habits, wardrobes, hairdos, body parts and amorous involvements than those of any other public couple in history.
These outcomes, which had deliberately de-emphasized academic learning and achievement, delineated the values, dispositions, and skills needed for the total development of a child and lifelong learning.
It is widely recognized that high-quality preschool education must equip children not only with good socio-emotional competencies, values, and dispositions, but also with early academic knowledge and skills that will help in forming their abilities for lifelong learning (Wall et al. 2015).
One of the little-known roles of the academic librarian is bereavement counseling: assisting families with the disposition of books when the deceased have not specified a plan for them.
