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These discussions foster perpetual growth and enrichment of teachers' skills as well as provide a peer group network to allow teachers to better manage their ever-changing student body populations and resulting teaching methods (National Research Council, 1997).
We suggest ways for designing more effective and adaptive environmental conservation programmes to foster adoption and continuation of social-ecological innovations.
Her goal was to foster an appreciation and continuation of gospel music as an art form not connected to a specific religious denomination.
And the National Rifle Association has fostered an ideology of perpetual vigilance against nightmare scenarios such as home invasions.
AL FOSTER, a mild-mannered man with a perpetual smile, burst on the scene as the improbably fierce drummer with the Miles Davis band of the early 1970s.
The introduction of similar health service delivery models in prison for people with dual diagnosis may foster the transition to community and encourage the continuation of care once released.
Obama's continuation of a global and perpetual war against international terrorism has thrust the United States military and the C.I.A. into Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia.
Under Hans Adam, Liechtenstein enjoyed a continuation of the prosperity fostered by Francis Joseph.
4. To train a new generation of planners and researchers who will lead the continuation of the work to foster future sustainable urban development.
Letters such as these can foster meaningful dialogue across generations and help guide the continuation of family philanthropy.
