The institute also provides research summaries about the benefits of P.B.L., which include heightened student engagement and academic gains along with increased teacher satisfaction.
The preference for impact over publications is heightened by organization tenure, non-academic work experience, intrinsic career motivations and research-intensive contexts, while it is weakened by academic influence, extrinsic career motives and academic rank.
As both host universities are research-focused, the respondents might have heightened interest in research and academics.
It was further set apart from its peers, and Seijun Suzuki's previous films, through its gothic sensibilities, unusual atonal score and what artist and academic Philip Brophy called a "heightened otherness".
An important if less obvious legacy of Orientalism has been to heighten awareness among academics of the positions from which we write.
His sense of urgency was heightened, he said, by the poverty and low academic skills he saw in Los Angeles.
The group that credited mentoring for their academic success, and described mentors as academic coaches, also fostered a sense of confidence and heightened awareness about pursuing their particular major and career pathways.
Kitsch, by most definitions, follows the same formula as Mr. Avati's paintings: academic art techniques, a realism rooted in European genre painting, and heightened drama.
Because adolescents between the ages of 12 and 15 are victims of crime more frequently than any other childhood age group (Jenkins 2001), it is important to conduct prospective studies of the emotional, behavioral, and academic impact of exposure to violence in youth preceding that critical period of heightened victimization.
His academic prowess got him to Sewanee, but he wasn't there long before he realized that being in an all-male college only heightened his conflict.
Your emotions are surely heightened.
