The evidence to support the educational virtues of new math is inconclusive at best.
More research, then, is needed into the two interrelated questions of the way in which the education given to the citizens of Magnesia has its effect and of what sort of virtue the educational program of Magnesia can or tends to produce.
The idea of the 'universal museum', for all its Enlightenment virtues and educational potential, is at its core a Western imperial project, and museums that acquired sacred objects in earlier times absolutely must rethink their display, their function and their narrative.
Mothers with higher educational attainment may also, by virtue of their own health education, be better positioned to provide health promotion and education and model more health behaviours than mothers who are less educated (31).
There are, however, also reasons to worry about how robust the virtue established by the educational system of Magnesia really is.
Finally, Chinese women, by virtue of their increasing educational and occupational attainment, now have greater economic independence, thus lowering their need to secure a spouse as a way of ensuring financial security.
When I was a college basketball coach at Florida International University (FIU), I was faced with players -- by virtue of their prior educational experiences, and the college recruitment process -- who were ill prepared for the rigors of college academics.
That said, pastoral women were deprived of the socio-economic opportunities available to pastoral men by virtue of the latter's relative educational attainment.
In this study we will develop a world-first online, evidence-based psycho-educational intervention targeting people at increased risk for depression by virtue of their family history.
By identifying the specific virtues the palliative doctor executes on a daily basis, we will be in a better position to create educational programs ad hoc, to reinforce these values and deploy the virtues which are vital to a humanized clinical practice.
