A mother's nurturing ability will be assessed by self-report and NS rating of nurturing abilities and the duration of nurturing behaviors as revealed by the Nurture Time Daily Log, the Maternal Nurture & Family Support Meeting, the Home Nurture Questionnaire and the NSSQ.
The authors acknowledge that rapid development could shift inland, where millions of workers have yet to move into manufacturing, while the coastal cities nurture an ability to innovate.
But the nurture of ability cannot be a cure-all for unhappiness, inequality or imperfection for the simple reason that not everyone is blessed with such a gift.
In Mike's case we see how the love of talent can promote a sense of inadequacy — or nurture the ability to help others, as a coach, to realize their full potential.
They add: The purpose of education is not simply to prepare people to be economic units but to nurture their ability to flourish as themselves and to seek the flourishing of others.
"David Cameron has initiated this process but it is vital that other elements which nurture sporting ability are not overlooked.
Is it to convey knowledge, as the current system is weighted, or it to inspire and nurture the ability to constantly learn?
Importantly, we argue that EvoS can expand students' depth of understanding of science, as well as nurture their ability to think about the needs of their patients and the context of their medical practice.
9. Nurture the ability to laugh and have fun.
We need to nurture our ability to hear as well as to speak, to learn as well as to teach, and to do our best to enhance the quality of life for all people.
Furthermore, it was hypothesized that learning which is situated within meaningful contexts, cases or problems better facilitates knowledge transfer and nurtures the ability of learners to solve real-life problems whilst fostering communication, negotiation and cooperation skills which are highly valued by (potential) employers (Woltering et al. 2009; Suzuki et al. 2007; Cunningham et al. 2006).
