The Johnsons' problems were deeply entrenched, but they learned to deal with personal issues separately during the course of "Reconciling God's Way," then tackled their problems as a couple.
As this payment revolution becomes the standard and truly improves people's lives by returning their money back to them, there will be a real test to see what entrenched players learn from their historical brethren about how not only to stay relevant but survive.
And because of a 20-year history of vehement, entrenched positions, that learning curve will take place in public, with ample opportunity for potshots by all parties.
The tradition of engaging in reflective practice for learning is firmly entrenched in the discourse of nursing.
In addition, by the end of the twentieth century, studies in the field of Child Psychology and Pedagogy altered our understanding of childhood, centering attention on children's developmental needs, the learning potential entrenched in the first years of life, and the negative consequences that improper stimulation during EC might cause (Diker 2001; New 2016).
What all these patterns have in common is they involve deep learning a set of assumptions of what you need to get through the day; that learning gets entrenched through repetition and you're addicted, but there's nothing disease-like about it.
Interestingly, just as an organization may learn by altering entrenched behaviors, an 'unlearning' process can be useful when organizations discard old and unproductive information or practices (Nystrom and Starbuck [1984]).
In Grade 9, the greater focus on Procedural Knowledge Focus is in line with the high stakes environment that Grade 9 teachers and students are entrenched in, requiring students to learn - at least a year early from the Grade 10 national examinations - procedures and practice skills that are necessary to perform well in the high stakes mathematics examination.
The senator also learned about other challenges entrenched in the justice system, including lengthy sentences and the lack of proper legal assistance.
But I quickly learned that some pupils were so entrenched in the mentality of the '93', France's very own gangster culture, that they had little interest in ever leaving the banlieues.
