Steven C. Wofsy, a Harvard scientist not involved in the paper, described it as "careful, at the cutting edge, opening new areas of inquiry, challenging accepted ideas.
The weight of evidence submitted to the inquiry challenges both ministers' claim that they are committed to protecting the most vulnerable in society, as well their long-held insistence that welfare reform cannot be linked to rising food bank use.
Reiser (2004) proposes two complementary mechanisms of scaffolding in software tools to help students with their science inquiry challenges related to sense making, process management, articulation, and reflection.
The outcome of this inquiry challenged the way that professions were regulated, and led to new external accountabilities, with a fundamental shift from profession-centric to patient-focused regulation [ 27].
Initial inquiries challenge students to become nascent mammalogists (experts in regard to extant species), establishing a foundation for later inquiries as paleoanthropologists (experts on extinct species).
We see that when we integrate science and CT using a computational modeling task, the domain content challenges and the inquiry learning challenges emerge along with challenges specific to the use of programming primitives and programming practices like procedurality and modularization.
As a consequence, "Mr. Tourre remained approved in the U.K. and able to perform a controlled function for several months without further inquiry or challenge from the F.S.A.," the agency said.
Many people felt that the [parliamentary] commission [of inquiry] challenged their power,' he says in Paroles d'Homme.
This study analyzes teacher interviews and lesson observation with a qualitative research design to investigate two first-year science teachers' conceptions of science as inquiry, the challenges they face in implementing inquiry-based instruction, and provide an explanation that can cope with the complexity of the reality of teaching in a Singapore school.
In taking on the inquiry, Kerry challenged President Ronald Reagan at the height of his power, at a time he was calling the Contras the "moral equals of the Founding Fathers".
