It was essential for students to recognize the various connections in logical thinking so that they could identify faulty reasoning, identify reliable evidence and construct explanations before they could refute or support a hypothesis – these were essential science process skills that fostered scientific inquiry (Curriculum Planning and Development Division [CPDD], 2013).
Bob taught his son to be self-reliant and fostered Bowe's outdoorsman skills during hunting and camping trips.
The sole provision of self-explanation prompts, in contrast, fostered conceptual knowledge as well as skills.
Various studies reported increased health-related quality of life [ 20- 24], improved self-esteem, self-confidence, self-image or self-efficacy and sense of mastery [ 22, 25- 28], positive attitudes towards illness [ 29, 30], increased disease-specific knowledge [ 26, 31- 33], and fostered independence, responsibility or self-management skills [ 26, 33, 34].
Foster carers have also said it has helped their own children understand their fostered children better.
But modern trends are fostered, too.
Meanwhile, Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister, and a politician of wily brilliance, will need all his skill to marshall the contradictory Scots, a nation of people whose arrogance is tempered by modesty, whose distrust of ruling elites is long-fostered and deep-seated, and whose courage has been compromised by many centuries of having somebody else to blame.
But, if wealth fostered happiness, it appeared to drain meaningfulness.
Unfortunately this fits into a larger pattern of fostered suspicion.
He sought a music that fostered moral awareness.
