In "Regrets of an Accomplished Child" (Education Life, Nov. 4), Pamela Paul propagates the idea that Brown University and other institutions lacking core requirements foster academic idleness and complacency.
Like few other movies before it, "Garden Party" makes you aware of the ravenous maw of the Internet when it comes to flesh peddling and how the unholy nexus of computers, reality television and pornography (both soft and hard core) has fostered a generation of casual exhibitionists for hire.
Governments, organisations and businesses can play their part in encouraging the opportunities and core values that foster social entrepreneurship.
Adopted by 45 states, Common Core aims to foster independent thinking, with an emphasis on relating material to real-world issues.
Despite the fixed seating and class size we could introduce many active learning activities in order to foster core competencies, learning and discussion.
More About Southwestern At Southwestern we are grounded by our core purpose: to foster a liberal arts community whose values and actions encourage contributions toward the well-being of humanity.
In order to maintain technical competitiveness, companies have an ongoing need to identify and foster core competencies for technical professionals in the area of research and development (R&D).
The EHS Core Center grant mechanism provides core support to foster integration, coordination, and interdisciplinary interaction and cooperation among a group of established investigators conducting high-quality research clearly related to the effects of environmental factors on human health.
Kagan disagrees: "The First Amendment's core purpose is to foster a healthy vibrant political system full of robust discussion and debate," and the Arizona law, with its mechanism for increasing participation is, she maintains, true to that purpose.
But in the age of abundance it fostered, the core value has shifted from inspiration to the inspired, to the people behind the ideas.
