Sentence examples for more intellectual stimulation from inspiring English sources

According to A Nation Deceived, a 2004 report by the Institute for Research and Policy on Acceleration, most schools cannot handle the needs of gifted children, and acceleration is a good solution for students in need of more intellectual stimulation.

d) Educate mothers as literate mothers are more likely to seek early childhood services for their children and provide them more intellectual stimulation than are illiterate, uneducated mothers.

Higher maternal education also relates to better learning environments in childhood, more intellectual stimulation and greater mentorship quality, which, in turn, can lead to higher educational attainment and better cognitive performance [ 40- 42].

More optimal intellectual stimulation provided by a more advantageous parental and home environment may counteract these effects of prenatal exposure to PCBs and dioxins on cognitive and motor abilities.

Pretty, perky and even more allergic to intellectual stimulation than her Mama Grizzly mentor Palin, O'Donnell registered so high on the wacky meter the scale almost broke.

Your life might seem empty for a while, but World of Warcraft is just one of the many alternatives, and it provides more excitement, much greater intellectual stimulation, and greater social interaction.

University towns are especially promising areas, since they are centers of intellectual stimulation and, more practically, magnets for growing companies and industries that rely on high-powered brains.

The same analysis found they are also more likely to experience enjoyment and intellectual stimulation on a daily basis.

Harvard then offered more in personal contacts than in intellectual stimulation, and Richardson's later clients, such as Henry Adams, were largely drawn from the Porcellian Club and other social circles that he entered with ease.

So Gitmo continues to expand its "intellectual stimulation programme": a library of more than 15,000 books, magazines, puzzles, electronic games and newspapers, as well as satellite TV and more than 315 movies on DVD.

After 2 years, Danahy has come to miss the intellectual stimulation that comes from teaching more advanced courses, and his wife will be finishing law school this summer.