Robinson believes there remains a strong academic justification for keeping archaeology on the syllabus.
That practice has no academic justification, just a market rationale -- the crucial U.S. News & World Report rankings stress selectivity, and colleges favor early decision because those accepted are expected to enroll.
The academic justification for the Purdue cereal pourer, as well as the myriad other creations by high school and college students, is that these competitions can keep America competitive by motivating STEM education.
Key findings identify academic use justifications, diversion pathways, and frames use within a biopsychosocial development model that impacts perceived self-efficacy, suggesting that academic dependence may develop differently between licit/ illicit users.
"Three academics are to launch a new open-access platform that they hope will allow researchers to wrest control of peer review from journals and remove academic publishers' justification for charging high prices for their titles.
Given the perilous academic job market, the traditional justification for refusing the union the idea that graduate students were apprentices, preparing for a lifelong vocation no longer resonated.
I say, and have been saying for years, that colleges and universities should stop moving in those directions — toward relevance, bottom-line contributions and social justice — and go back to a future in which academic inquiry is its own justification.
That's another reason why, for all its illuminations, Truffaut's book of interviews with Hitchcock has given rise to a conspiracy of silence — a silence that's filled with the din of critical discourse and academic study and directorial self-justification and self-explanation, perhaps the loudest and most verbose silence of all time.
We argue that the 1915 Declaration of Principles, together with World War I, provides contemporary academics important historical justification for rethinking academic freedom and faculty governance in light of neoliberalism and what we argue is an increased corporatization of higher education in the United States.
The latter project brings together radiologists and physicists from leading European academic institutions to study CT justification and radiation dose optimization and measurement and to design practical tools for improving practice (e.g., clinical decision trees and optimized CT techniques).
Respondents who agreed with at least one of the items on the scale were classified as holding justifications for engaging in academic dishonesty.
