Yet, they wrote in Contemporary Pediatrics, endometriosis affects 40percentto70percentcent of adolescent girls who have chronic pelvic pain and often disrupts academic and athletic pursuits.
For students who started classes before they were called up for active duty, time spent in a combat zone, even if not under direct fire, disrupted academic progress.
In clear contrast with this domain, in out-of-school projects ICT is integrated in innovative and truly "disruptive" [Blin, F., & Munro, M. (2008). Why hasn´t technology disrupted academics´ teaching practices. Understanding resistance to change through the lens of activity theory. Computers and Education, 50(2), 475 490.] ways.
The counterargument by the Boston Medical Center, supported by the American Association of Medical Colleges and the American Hospitals Association, was that calling residents employees would disrupt their academic relationship with teaching hospitals.
Moreover, depressive symptoms may not only disrupt students' academic performance and social functioning, but may also be associated with tobacco, alcohol and drug abuse [ 3].
The ministers questioned whether the exercise disrupts academic departments, forcing them to conform to standards in order to receive a top grade, and whether HEFCE's funding troubles would lower morale among departments that failed to receive the money they expected.
When intergroup conflict started disrupting the academic performance of first year nursing students, the School of Nursing consulted with the centre to facilitate a Difficult Dialogues session.
Including theology helps disrupt the myth of academic objectivity Theology remains one of the few openly normative forms of language in the academy.
At the same time, moves are afoot to disrupt the closed world of academic journals and make high-level teaching materials available to the public.
There are days when I don't give a fuck and I let the hood flow out of me within oppressive academic spaces; I disrupt respectability and what it means to be "educated".
