But NY Senators need to address this misunderstanding and realize that not voting for marriage equality is putting personal beliefs before the civil rights of American citizens, local constituents - potential voters.
(It is doubtful he is going to introspectively consider the merits of the feedback, take personal responsibility, and apologetically reach out to address the misunderstanding).
"But it would be best for both parties to address this issue upfront so there are no misunderstandings later".
Still, given that our goal is to help students progress toward more expert-like understandings, it is important for instructors to be aware of the misunderstandings that stand in the way of that goal and to have strategies for addressing those misunderstandings.
In the same vein, Heiferman said the changes address a misunderstanding about the company: "We're not an events business.
But Scripps, the owner of HGTV and the Food Network, said earlier this month that it "has not granted iPad video streaming rights to any distributor and is actively addressing any misunderstandings on this issue".
Furthermore, the QPS shows the urgent need to address the public misunderstanding of randomisation.
To effectively teach the subject, we need to initially address conceptual misunderstandings that are inherent in the learners and then design our teaching methods to promote conceptual change (Carey 2000; Demastes et al. 1995).
But Myrna Pérez, director of the Voting Rights and Elections Project at the Brennan Center, said last week that she is not fully convinced Rhode Island elections officials have made the best effort to address potential misunderstandings surrounding the law.
A question-and-answer section describes evidence for overdetection and how and why breast cancer is treated, and addresses potential misunderstandings that the novel information could raise.
