Conversely, a sense of self-efficacy can encourage students to explore subject matter more deeply, promoting greater engagement.
But they are surely right to see their story as one of "cross-contamination, the spread of bad ideas", and to conclude that the West's biggest mistake would be merely to try and protect itself instead of thinking deeply how to promote a better understanding between the two sides.The book, we are told, stems from a conversation the two authors had in north London, in front of Karl Marx's tomb.
Humans are deeply wired to recruit, promote, and even marry people who are as much like them as possible.
She used the pain of the bereaved and the sacrifice of the fallen to promote a deeply flawed world view and her own popularity.
Regrettably, some in Congress have wasted no time in using these devastating blazes to promote a deeply flawed fire bill, patterned after President Bush's Healthy Forests initiative, that awaits action in the Senate after being passed by the House.
Believing that compassion is the only trustworthy and true source of power, she is deeply committed to helping promote the skills and traits of consciousness which become part of a living ethically, compassionately and healthfully.
It is a tool of a conservative political movement that manipulates people's deeply held convictions to promote an economic agenda that often works against the very interests of those same people.
Interfaith coalitions and activism have been deeply involved in promoting clean energy across the Midwest.
He was deeply invested in promoting a more inclusive literary culture.
Steve was deeply devoted to promoting VNSNY's mission, and he brought tremendous wisdom and humor to each Board meeting.
