Core Reflections analyze, question, dramatize, interpret, and (of course) reflect on the materials of the Core Curriculum in order to heighten understanding of Core topics, explore connections among Core works, and relate the Core to our contemporary world.
For half a century, SIPA has offered through its International Fellows Program a unique course of graduate study that combines heightened understanding of international change with practical preparation to deal with the new world it is creating.
Recent educational research from a socio-cognitive perspective has validated students' collaborative engagement with new technologies and heightened understanding of influential factors shaping the effectiveness of peer interactions, learning contexts and computer interfaces for enhancing learning.
This ambivalence about Haiti evolved after the U.S. Civil War as many African Americans expressed a heightened understanding of and concern about the imagined link between black independence in the Caribbean and black self-determination in the United States.
The art school students become fast friends, often taking long, meandering walks around the city and synergizing their observations to gain a collectively heightened understanding of their surroundings.
This study demonstrates the potential strengths and weaknesses of exploratory factor analysis to heighten understanding of the complex associations among symptoms.
Most students found the presentations interesting and stated that they provided them a heightened understanding of the role of tobacco in disease processes.
Formal analyses of the effective connectivity allow heightened understanding of how ATD modulates the circuitry underlying processing angry faces and of how brain effects driven by 5-HT manipulation may interact with personality measures (e.g., reward drive) linked to aggression.
But, although David Eldridge's moving new play doesn't avoid all the pitfalls, it greatly heightens our understanding of the addictive personality and shows that dependence, whether on drugs or alcohol, is no respecter of class or status.
Margaret Morganroth Gullette further heightens our understanding of aging in the afterword by embedding Anne's experience in the cultural context.
