The heightened difficulties for foreign language teachers compared to mainstream classroom teachers were highlighted by one interviewee, who had moved to foreign language teaching after a long career in mainstream education: 'You have to develop a rapport with three- or four hundred students … When you are a classroom teacher you develop a rapport with a group of 28 students.
Focusing on a migraine diagnosis, our data provide evidence that mothers with migraine have higher levels of alexithymia compared to mothers in the control group, showing a heightened difficulty in identifying feelings.
In both "Emporium" (set largely in America) and "The Orphan Master's Son" there is a heightened apprehension of the precariousness of life, the randomness of fate, the difficulty of emotional connection.
I feel like Steve Wonder, blind but with some heightened power of perception that slowly carves out information from the resiliency of the difficulty of it.
Nonetheless, the transient state of heightened risk of fracture is dangerous and stressful for affected newborn babies and can lead to the added difficulty of suspected abuse from the parent or caregiver.
Part of the improvement in Indonesia's public finances, therefore, reflects fiscal constipation more than it does budget conservatism.Chronic underspending is partly because of heightened scrutiny of graft in the wake of some high-profile corruption busts, as well as bureaucratic bottlenecks, such as the difficulty of buying land.
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Hence the difficulty of replication.
This nosocomial transmission occurred despite heightened awareness during this pandemic, which demonstrates the difficulties of effective containment in the hospital setting (28, 29 ).
Children who are vulnerable from orphaning and have experienced other adversity are at heightened risk of increased emotional difficulties, which is associated with lags in cognitive development.
