The scramble to find care for the children who will one day become those parents and workers shouldn't be filed away under the same "work-life balance" rubric as soccer practice.
It started life as a unifying rubric for a coalition of former European colonies unwilling to ally with either the western capitalist (first) or Soviet (second) worlds in the cold war.
Hemispheric specialization and resultant perceptual side biases may provide animals with a hard-wired rubric for life-preserving decisions.
"Madonna" is part of the cycle of paintings that Munch eventually named the "Frieze of Life," first exhibited under that rubric at the Berlin Secession of 1902.
By initiating a report card that defines what character is, and who has good character, KIPP middle school was essentially placing a rubric on how to lead a good life and in the process confining their students to one path towards integrity and success.
The Environmental Literacy Council has partnered with the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) to create several new professional development modules that incorporate environmental issues into the context of the "Earth, life, and the physical sciences" National Science Education Standard, part of a rubric for best teaching practices.
He harmonized the liturgical life of the Church by revising the prayers and rubrics of the Divine Liturgy, or celebration of the Holy Eucharist.
Dispensing with patient confidentiality under the rubric of 'beneficence' does not guarantee preferable end-of-life outcomes.
The set of rubrics has been designed for flexible use by undergraduate life sciences departments at a broad range of institution types including 2-yr colleges, 4-yr liberal arts institutions, regional comprehensive institutions, and research institutions.
An urban earth mother in a floppy hat, she is a kindly, vibrant presence, a mensch with a McIntosh whose ironclad rubric of sauce making dos and don'ts hints at a life spent coolly taking the measure of things, both in and out of the kitchen.
