It suggests that continued and consistent inputs using the same may remarkably improve personal 'awareness' among teachers and thus the teacher-student relationship, leading to an improvement in the educational environment vital for promoting student learning.
To get it to want to sleep in the designated area will take continued and consistent training.
Policymakers, teachers and parents can support this healthy development by making naps a continuing -- and consistent -- priority for their busy and active preschoolers.
Thus, implementing disaster risk reduction and resilience building initiatives, projects, and activities requires continuing, consistent, and persistent efforts from multiple stakeholders and sectors.
On course to win his second tournament in five weeks, and continuing the most consistent stretch of his career, Garcia stood at 12 under par (68-67-66, 201), two strokes ahead of Scott Hoch (67-68-68) aheadhree ahead of J. P. Hayes (68-69-67), who won the Buick Classic in 1998.
Expression was detectable beginning in the early larval stages (L1/L2) and continuing into adulthood, consistent with the temporal expression reported in a functional genomics study [28].
On-track betting has continued a steady and consistent slide over the same period, to about $524 million a year from $782 million annually.
Importantly, the cross-sectional surveys in Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu mentioned above report continuing low consistent use of condoms with regular partners at 9-22% in 2009 [ 4- 6].
"I look forward to continuing my consistent support of the Tea Party," she continued.
On July 8 , 2008 Judge Tunis recommended permanent disbarment and a $43,675.35 fine for Thompson to the Florida Supreme Court, citing "cumulative misconduct, a repeated pattern of behavior relentlessly forced upon numerous unconnected individuals, a total lack of remorse or even slight acknowledgment of inappropriate conduct, and continued behavior consistent with the previous public reprimand.
Table 1 shows incentive- and capacity-related explanatory variables and their hypothesized relationship with initial and continued adoption decisions consistent with variables described in Eq. 7 and on social capital.
