From 1247 to 1257 Bacon devoted himself wholeheartedly to the cultivation of those new branches of learning to which he was introduced at Oxford languages, optics, and alchemy and to further studies in astronomy and mathematics.
The Society's goals, as published in the first issue of the periodical, were "the awakening to the progress of learning" and "the cultivation of the newer Greek language".
From "Pathways in the cultivation of the learning motivation in young children: Culture and the emotional foundations of learning" by M. F. Mascolo, 2008, Presentation at the second cito conference on early childhood education on March 7, 2008, the Netherlands.
The great centres of learning in general as well as the cultivation of music and the playing of instruments remained in the Middle East.
To a large degree, Confucius and later Confucians were teachers who emphasized the importance of learning as both a source of pleasure and as a means for self-cultivation and even perfection in the form of sagehood.
If assessment is to be used as a tool to enhance the power of the learning environment (de Corte et al. 2003) and contribute to, rather than mitigate, the cultivation of productive learning (de Corte 2007) in HE, we need to understand not only what impact assessment has but how that impact is brought about.
These stories present paradigms of good judgment and of good individuals, from which persons engaged in ethical cultivation of themselves should learn.
The cultivation of a virtual learning and referencing environment can also be created by utilizing this data.
During the second phase, cultivation, the greatest amount of learning occurs, and benefits are obtained.
The antidote to rote learning and narrow skill building is the cultivation of curiosity through active learning.
