If there is a mismatch between the prosperity of our material culture and the enrichment of our spiritual world, it would be easy for the upper social class to develop a highly materialistic consumer attitude that will weaken the whole society's developmental value.
In Norway, messaging campaigns from the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research have coincided with the universal access progress, including regular national attention to the developmental value of high-quality ECEC for children (see Ministry of Education and Research 2014, for an archive of press releases, policy briefs, public reports, and campaign messages).
If genuinely involving 'country-ownership' in criteria definition [ 55] such measures can allow for a better assessment of aid effectiveness and avoid problems of fungibility, where donor funding allows diversion of public revenues into other forms of spending of less developmental value.
Developmental biologists value zebrafish for several reasons: They are easy to care for, they reproduce quickly, and their see-through embryos allow researchers to easily spot missteps in development caused by mutated genes.
The interviews aimed at understanding educational ideologies and values, developmental objectives and definitions of quality of educational service.
For the other traits (female length, fecundity, reproduction, survival rate, larval developmental period), their values were decreased significantly from Po to F12, similar to the control line.
They are also afraid of robbing children of a valued developmental stage of free growth (Percy-smith and Thomas 2010; Lopez et al. 2012).
Transitions have many characteristics, including how they are experienced, their developmental and growth value, and their function linking people to their social context [ 10].
This is a significantly higher proportion than the 6,531 out of 25,058 genes expressed in the cerebellum that are regulated according to developmental stage (P-value =3.8∼10-8; hypergeometest test).
