That history will include causal features stretching outside the agent herself, such as the manner of education and socialization that shapes a person's values and beliefs.
The now-standard cliché is that it takes a village to raise a child, but it also takes these complex systems that, though they are usually unseen, support us from the first moments of our birth and deliver us through vaccines and health checks and nutrition lessons and schooling and all manner of education to our adult years when we are ready to take care of ourselves -- and our children.
These "recareerists" are transforming education -- leading to all manner of continuing education classes, online universities, certificates and graduate degrees designed to qualify workers to do something completely new.
In pretty manner deplored deficiency of education.
"What you have to do with the law is act in a principled and just manner by means of education, and deal with individuals who may be contemplating poor decisions later.
Because of rising tuition rates the college-age population has turned to student loans as a manner of financing their education.
For two decades now, we have become accustomed to justifying any manner of spending, from education to tax cuts, as an investment in our future.
In addition, the most efficient and effective manner of delivering parenting education is still unclear.
The manner of imparting medical education has been changing from a lecture-based, one-way approach to a more self directed manner of study [ 4, 5].
Or, "I utterly condemn all manner of violence in the education of a young spirit, brought up to honour and liberty.
My mother, a professor of political science, would have said "Nonsense" in her crisp manner, and my father, a professor of education, would merely have snorted, the stories not worth the effort of speech.
