Also, persistent overemphasis on narrow cognitive competences negates research findings that conflict-affected pupils may value multiple forms of learning (Winthrop and Kirk 2008).
So even though the EU has narrow direct competences in the field of health, European health policy is gradually and incrementally taking shape [ 40] based on other legal bases.
As Davies (2005) argues, emphasis on credentials and competitiveness along global standards potentially creates a dichotomy of losers and winners, besides strained social relations as groups strive to outperform others along narrowed cognitive competences.
A key challenge for intensivists is to know their (narrow) field of competence while using transthoracic echocardiography in the ICU setting.
Given that many member states are likely to be supportive of the current labour law position, it is unrealistic to think that there will be any general narrowing of EU competence in this respect.
The results showed that was the case, as the gaps between perceived self-efficacy for RHIS tasks and objective RHIS tasks competence narrowed from 2004 to 2007.
Corporate managers described CC in the context of understanding cultural differences and shared a narrow interpretation of cultural competence.
It was, rather, a risk that she had been mindful of during her past decade of public life: that her acumen and high competence, unadorned, would narrow her public appeal, and alienate the more retrograde; and also that her steeliness, if it were to show through, would alienate many more.
Still, there is a tendency for educational institutions to focus on their own narrow mission and definition of competence.
Competence, indeed, is a narrow ideal.
