My hope is that we can maintain university as a place of learning and intellectual development and excitement rather than a place where people just get qualifications.
Some wished to lay stress on ethical, literary, and aesthetic training; others stressed intellectual development and claimed an equal share in all the culture of the age.
The study aims at furthering both moral and intellectual development and instilling an understanding of local and national traditions and conditions.
The extent of Rembrandt's intellectual development and any possible influence this might have had on his work remain matters of speculation.
He noted his 12th year as one of great intellectual development and says in his Memoirs that he had early discovered his "proper food," history.
From my students' perspectives, I imagine, I have played an important role in their intellectual development, and so they wish to include me in their wedding celebrations.
"New York was an important part of his intellectual development and artistic career, and it reaffirmed many of the values that he had," Mr. Cohen said.
She does not, however, retain the trappings of empowerment for long: her first menstrual blood is met with disapproval from her father, who loses interest in her intellectual development and shuns her.
In tracking her emergence from the oppressive shadow cast by the Victorian era to becoming the leading light of the Bloomsbury Group, it illuminates her childhood, intellectual development and home life in London.
The central nervous system abnormalities result in intellectual disability or delayed intellectual development and various behavioral problems, such as poor concentration, impulsiveness, and an inability to consider the consequences of one's actions.
Led by a researcher at Duke University's Center for Child and Family Policy, the study concluded that spanking children when they are very young (1-year-old) can slow their intellectual development and lead to aggressive behavior as they grow older.
