Schiff extrapolates what evidence she can for Cleopatra's princely education — her mastery of rhetoric, study of science, knowledge of the classics, and genius as a linguist.
Such expertise, although it is individually based, is often a result of cultural and social conventions, such as education and mastery.
Predisposing factors included age, marital status, education, and mastery.
There was some truth to the refrain, but as Kishore Mahbubani, a longtime Singaporean diplomat, explained in his 2008 book, "The New Asian Hemisphere," most of Lee's development program consisted of mimicking what he saw as the best practices of the West: competitive markets, meritocracy, pragmatism, the rule of law, universal public education, and a mastery of science and technology.
They emerged during the 1970s in response to the gap between the principles and practice of outcome-based education and the mastery learning movement.
In this time, expertise reigned, so with few exceptions, a single dose of education to achieve mastery was standard and sufficient for a lifetime career in an industry, if not in a single company.
He received an excellent education and acquired a mastery of numerous languages.
They believed that the aim of education should be the mastery of thinking and judgment rather than the mere assimilation of facts.
In Camões a profound Classical education combined with perfect mastery of poetic technique and a lifetime of varied experience to produce in sonnets, eclogues, odes, elegies, and canções (songs) the greatest poetry of the Portuguese language.
