Alternatively expressed, the learning model may be difficult to sustain if the institutional support that currently involves a sharing of firms' and workers' economic risks and adjustment costs more widely, with other firms, other workers, and the state is undermined.
Also, fewer old forager bees expressed the learned response to the CS-US association (Chi-square test: χ2 = 33.88, p<0.001, n = 133/134, df = 1), where those showing a conditioned behavior showed at least one response (LS≥1) by extending the proboscis (PER+, proboscis extension response), and those not showing the conditioned behavior never responded to the CS alone (LS = 0).
That is why we -along with multiple studies on learning styles- calculate learning style quadrants to express the preferred learning style(s) of a person, instead of using the separate scores on both axes [ 10, 11, 19].
Not surprisingly, those students achieving above 60% were able to express more transformative conceptions of learning, but all students did express the conception that they learnt for understanding [ 24].
On films like "Bloody Sunday," which re-created the 1972 outbreak of violence during a Catholic civil-rights march in Northern Ireland and used the careening camerawork that has come to be his signature, he said, he was learning to "express the ragged reality of how interacting human beings look and feel when under stress". 1 2 Next Page ».
And you have learned not only to characterize drunkenness, but you have learned to express the instability of harmony in a certain way".
They work together, they talk about the problem, they learn to express the nature of that problem together.
These were imagined to have been possible in the form of an "Islamic republic" in the previous revolution but, as the state has since proved that it is neither Islamic nor a republic, people have learned to express the original demands within a new discourse.
Part of the process is being able to learn to express the impact of some of the performers' own personal challenges.
