An innovative and important comparison of environmental policymaking that sheds much light on the policy differences of the U.S. and the E.U. and on how policymakers can more fruitfully learn from the experiences of others in designing more effective environmental policies.
However, the original aim for ICT lessons to develop in pupils "the knowledge, skills and understanding needed to employ ICT appropriately, securely and fruitfully in learning, employment and everyday life" remains aspirational.
For example, learning can be characterized fruitfully in terms of changes in synaptic weights in the network and subsequent reduction of error in network output.
More broadly, students will cultivate the ability to fruitfully approach texts from different cultures and learn to critically analyze the impacts and roles of stories in various religious, literary, and historical contexts.
This model has been used fruitfully to discover important phenotypes associated with the XXY genotype in mice (e.g., hypogonadism, osteoporosis, and learning and social behavioral phenotypes [ 58, 78, 80, 81]), although another laboratory has had difficulty with this breeding scheme [ 79].
Wolf fruitfully decides to take the opposite tack.
Dynamical GRN models have been fruitfully used to study cell-fate determination [ 4- 7].
It is notable that many of the sharpest minds who once worked in the area of technology and learning are now moving into the areas of the 'learning sciences' and 'learning complexity' – recognizing that serious scholarship about learning is perhaps most fruitfully pursued outside of the field of educational technology.
In order to read it fruitfully, familiarity with the entry on possible worlds is presupposed.
Finally, we discuss a number of research questions in evolutionary biology that might be fruitfully pursued in these study systems.
What does it take to be an effective systems thinker, and to teach system dynamics fruitfully?
