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As Jeremy Rifkin says in his new book, "The Age of Access" (Jeremy P. Tarcher/Putnam), the Internet may link students to a wider world, but life online needs to be surrounded with physical activity connected to it.
7. Learning is enhanced when technology is used to directly link students to other students.
Endothelial dysfunction may link these two processes.
It has been suggested that acceptance of evolution may be linked to student achievement (Wiles and Alters [2011]), though some may disagree citing the differences between knowing, understanding, and believing (Smith [2009]; Southerland et al. [2001]).
Unsettling to academic tradition as it may be, every college can benefit from these three lessons: embrace blended roles and responsibilities, reject competition at the expense of collaboration, and link students' college experience with their personal lives and communities.
Although nursing students live with educational stressors, burnout was not preponderant in our sample students; this may be linked to hardiness.
Many high schools in India encourage students to take part in service learning, which may be linked to nongovernmental organizations that benefit from student work.
The impacts of gender and major may be linked due to uneven distribution of male and female students across the majors.
Studies have also shown that exercise can also reduce stress, help prevent obesity and even help students perform better in school, not to mention the fact that team sports may be linked to positive emotions and prosocial behaviors.
A function that allows students to preview applications and print them sometimes just shows blank pages — a problem that may be linked to which Web browsers they use.
