"Deepen knowledge of other cultures".
The results indicate that teacher identity develops through dynamic interaction between a reflection of teaching practice and a deepening knowledge of theoretical pedagogical constructs.
Ms. Rosewoman emerged as one of the smarter jazz musicians of the 1980's, with a gradually deepening knowledge of Cuban music; a lot of her large-group music is thick with the rituals of Afro-Cuban religion, whereas her trio, including the bassist Rufus Reid and the drummer Gene Jackson, sticks closer to the main line of American jazz or Latin-jazz piano.
Although this generational erosion in the collective memory was a further spur to say yes to the BBC's offer, and so hopefully deepen knowledge of the disaster, it was perhaps secondary to a growing desire to try to retell the story to those who already knew it.
"How else would I know your name is Rifkeleh?" Mirroring the way that children negotiate a love of make-believe with their deepening knowledge of artifice, Rifka likes to be reminded that on stage, blood is ketchup, whiskey is tea, and when an actor hits another actor no one gets hurt "because a stagehand slaps his hands together behind the curtain".
But Reynolds was held in particularly high regard for his work to deepen knowledge of Theravada Buddhism.
The concerts explore and aim to deepen knowledge of Gershwin's virtuosic Rhapsody in Blue; Britten's enduringly-popular Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra; Malcolm Arnold's famous film-score Bridge on The River Kwai; and Kaaija Saariaho's violin concerto Graal Théâtre, composed in 1994.
This underlines the necessity of educational efforts, taking the knowledge and skills of experienced police officers into account through gatekeeper programmes in order to increase awareness for people with suicide intention and to deepen knowledge of recognisable risk factors.
It is hospitality of ritual and worship where we invite each other to deepen our experiences, deepen our knowledge of our self, of the divine world and the other.
