We selected participation and collaboration as core concepts in moderating the social environment of health because these terms give insight into the actual dynamics of health promotion practice.
'Collaboration', we maintain, along with 'integration', have always been key terms of ELSI research although not always equally well articulated as core concepts.
Likewise, Vision and Change in Undergraduate Biology Education (AAAS, 2011) outlines core competencies and disciplinary practices as well as core concepts.
Based on the results above, the following concepts were considered as core concepts to collect data from adolescents to understand the impact of ADHD on adolescent functioning, and relevant to evaluate outcomes of pharmacological treatment.
While the 2001 MPO has attempted to scale down programming, the concurrent use of "family empowerment" and "community empowerment" as core concepts and goals still implies longer, rather than shorter, and larger, rather than smaller, investments of time, staff and energy.
As the construct of natural selection is generally well established, rubrics were subsequently developed by the OSU group to identify the words and phrases that students commonly use to represent each of these scientific elements (referred to as "Core Concepts"; Nehm et al., 2010).
According to the MOE, the amended project adopts "quasi-compulsory education" as its core concept; the entitlement of free admission to school is deductively explained as the right for tuition-free preschool education.
It is commonly referred to as a core concept that guides the care philosophy change in long-term care settings from a traditional medical model to a more humanistic approach to care.
These standards have also identified evolution as a core concept to address in all biology classes.
No significant nonreligious school of thought has an intelligent designer or creator as a core concept.
