Therefore, it is important that schemes of work and lesson plans in RE adapt themselves to allow students to express their religiosity and spirituality without being alienated by restricted labels or narrow assumptions of what it is to be religious.
It is also typically based on narrow assumptions, such as that only a certain portion of the public health care infrastructure will be damaged or destroyed.
While this example typifies the 'tabloid' style, it also illustrates many of the narrow assumptions underpinning presentations of abortion across the sample.
I am proud of Sheffield – of those who taught me and of my colleagues, including several women over 50 – proud to have worked and studied in a place without blinkers, stereotyping or narrow assumptions.
With their emphasis on esoteric models and narrow assumptions, economists have completely missed the gaping hole in the hull of our economy.
He observed that we make narrow "assumptions about what constitutes an advantage in any given situation," and emphasized the value of recognizing that many apparent disadvantages have hidden advantages.
... ..Though no one disputes capitalism's raw force, the deeper issue is whether the free-market system, hamstrung by the narrow assumptions of economics and finance, has been asking the wrong questions, examining the wrong data, reaching the wrong conclusions and pursuing the wrong goals".
Narrow assumptions were experienced and the attitudes of nurses represented fixed images independent of the actual situation, which influenced their assessment of paternal health status and how to recognize fathers with depression.
Smith's own way of escaping this narrow assumption is to declare boldly, "Fact is, I am a black woman".
The Grattan Institute report makes the narrow assumption that science is a vocational degree that trains people to be scientists, and is concerned that "science graduates are pushing into a general labour market in which they must compete with graduates from other fields".
