What goes on outside strongly affects the students' ability to focus on school and develop academically.
She was more developed than he was socially, they said, but they wanted to help her develop academically.
Most parents understand that to help their children develop academically they should read to them, says Sian Beilock, a cognitive psychologist at the University of Chicago in Illinois and an author of the new study.
Michael found Stamford much more congenial than Fettes, and developed both academically and musically.
However, Bunse et al. [6] state a gap between studies in the area of energy efficiency academically developed and actually applied.
Without government funding or sponsorship, some promising early-phase oncology trials lost the opportunity to be further academically developed.
Although he was not strong academically, he developed into a good sportsman, representing the school in rugby and cricket, and during the summer holidays took part in the Public Schoolboys Lawn Tennis Championship at Queen's Club; in his final appearance in 1925 he was knocked out by the future Wimbledon finalist Bunny Austin.
As my colleagues Andrew Jacobs and Dan Levin reported: "After a pampered childhood in the walled compounds of the Chinese capital, he was sent off for schooling in England, where he developed a reputation as an academically indifferent bon vivant with a weakness for European sports cars, first-class air travel, equestrian sports and the tango".
After a pampered childhood in the walled compounds of the Chinese capital, he was sent off for schooling in England, where he developed a reputation as an academically indifferent bon vivant with a weakness for European sports cars, first-class air travel, equestrian sports and the tango.
For the palliative care experts this is due to the fact that in Germany palliative medicine is academically much better developed than other relevant disciplines, e.g. palliative nursing.
