The environment that nurtures the ability to inquire has a social structure and an intellectual atmosphere that reflect certain aspects of the social structure and culture of the community of natural scientists.
Chiropractic changes the motility of the spine by correcting abnormal spinal segments and removes neural compression, and the normal efferent neural activity nurtures the ability to heal oneself.
Is it to convey knowledge, as the current system is weighted, or it to inspire and nurture the ability to constantly learn?
This critique also nurtures the ability of critical appraisal of different scenarios and helps to develop better insight in the clinicians.
But more important, argues Jörg Dräger of the Bertelsmann Foundation, is retraining teachers to nurture the abilities of individual children instead of presenting a standard offering to all.Ms Goetsch insists this is happening, but does not persuade the protesters.
During that time, he nurtured the artistic abilities of students throughout the university, especially those studying landscape architecture and design.
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.
9. Nurture the ability to laugh and have fun.
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).
The ability to nurture the seeds of change and develop visions is even more important than the capacity for future analysis".[47].[47]
The ability to listen, nurture the ideas of others and leading through collaboration are all 21st century leadership traits.
