Subsequently, the more ethical human phenomena one observes and considers in advanced level learning and cultivation, the more one feels a broad sympathy for others that transcends the narrowly-graded love, the so-called love with distinctions that is attributed to the notion of ren (humaneness) in Confucianism (see Mencius, 1A.7, 3A.5, and 7A.45).
Resit your exams: If you narrowly missed the grades you needed, resits could be an option.
Students who narrowly miss the grades demanded by their chosen universities may find themselves competing with applicants armed with the new top grade.
If you've just narrowly missed your grades, first check on UCAS Track (available from 8am today) to see if you've secured your place nonetheless.
"Having narrowly missed the grades to get on to my physics course, I'm sure that having a strong personal statement helped me," she says.
Universities complain that too many applicants and undergraduates lack the knowledge needed for demanding courses while some of our most talented students narrowly miss the grades they need to access the courses of their choice due to lack of subject knowledge.
While syllabus, on the other hand, focuses more narrowly on selecting and grading content, specifying and planning what is to be learned, listing the selection and grading of linguistic objectives, which are written down as prescription for action by teachers and learners in practice (Candlin 1984; Pienemann 1985).
He narrowly missed out on a Grade One winner in the Sefton Novice Hurdle, however, as his runner Bellshill, the 11-2 favourite, was caught in the final strides by Ballyoptic.
Sometimes universities accept a student if they narrowly miss out on the grades they need, he said.
