Even though Figs. 7 and 8 show gender differences in a specific mathematics and science courses, collectively, the gender gaps in advanced mathematics courses and advanced science courses were counterbalanced due to the opposite trends by gender as shown in Fig. 6.
The data have enabled us to address curriculum reform goals of 1) reconciling student learning with our expectations, 2) correlating student learning with background variables, 3) understanding student learning across institutions, 4) measuring the effect of teaching techniques on student learning, and 5) demonstrating how our courses collectively form a learning progression.
And people, of course, collectively, can change a world.
We will reach decisions in due course collectively as a government in the national interest and abide by those decisions collectively".
But the catch is, life on the farm was dangerous and uncertain and scary, probably less so than life at the corporation, which is why, of course, collectively, we've chosen that route.
So of course, I know that dialogue is essential as we make sense of what happened -- and particularly of what we, collectively, will do in response.
Of course these collectively are nowhere near the carbon cuts we need.
We lose some relevance, of course, but collectively the G7 will still matter a great deal.
The positive task of increasing social and personal happiness, by contrast, can and should be should be left to individual citizens (who may, of course, act collectively to this end), who, unlike the state, have at least a chance of achieving this goal, but who in a free society are rarely in a position to systematically subvert the rights of others in the pursuit of idealised objectives.
And it's a dread that, of course, we collectively demand get the hell out of the way so that we can get back to go-getting.
And it's a dread that, of course, we collectively demand get the hell out of the way so that we can get back to go-getting whatever's out there to be go-gotten.
