Then — in an instance of Kids Draw the News come to life — the young city dwellers set about constructing their own tiny apartments from a palette of buttons, pipe cleaners, construction paper, markers and foam stickers.
So here the rules of institutes, rooted at the exo-system and the teachers' sense of plausibility, shaped at the mesosystem are in contrast with each other, meaning that the rules of institutes tends to regulate the construction of teachers' personal style, but teachers attempt to remove this trend by constructing their own situated personal style.
In effect, many investors are constructing their own with-profits funds without actually realising it.
Columnists are always constructing their own image, and those of the people they write about.
"That's very exciting for them, they're really 'doing', and constructing their own knowledge," Bailey says.
Machine heads... Film-makers are constructing their own features using Second Life.
"Republicans should immediately begin constructing their own media operation," he writes, as if no such enterprises exist.
The recommendations contained in the standards were adopted by most states in constructing their own science curricula.
"Few men can have worked so long and so hard on constructing their own coffin," observes Ecott.
But, entitled or not, politicians and electorates are constructing their own alternate realities – with far-reaching consequences.
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