Patriotism is perhaps born in the heart but it is nurtured by an open mind exploiting the opportunities of a dynamic society, and the duty to disagree as well as obey when conscience demands. .
Currently Principal and Chief Architect of The Northstar Manifesto, a dynamic brand strategy studio focused on cultivating and nurturing bonfires with soul -- positive systemic changemakers who are out to transform the world and have a great time along the way.
A dynamic, passionate teacher who volunteered much of her time, she nurtured a team that since 2000 has won more middle school championships than any other in the country.
Hagen is a leading fashion illustrator, author, and award-winning instructor who has nurtured red-carpet designers in their very early years before social media was such a dynamic force for spreading fashion.
The Hub will provide a dynamic platform to scale up and sustain UNICEF's innovation efforts in Malawi and to nurture new game changing solutions in UNICEF's areas of programming.
For Sweatt (2013) instead, one of the leaders of the emerging field of neuroepigenetics, "it is now clear that there is a dynamic interplay between genes and experience, a clearly delineated and biochemically driven mechanistic interface between nature and nurture.
Here I refer to the deliberation side of the practice, where citizen juries and wisdom councils and other forms of dynamic facilitation don't nurture a base but instead integrate random selection, often with stratified sampling to ensure a demographic microcosm of the population being sampled.
Nonetheless, a growing number of observational studies conducted in different parts of the world since Barker's initial report bolster the notion that in the nature-nurture dynamic, nurture begins at the time of conception.
