Hence, we need to cherish and nurture our capability to discern the difference between the idea and the reality, between what is and what ought to be.
Since 2000, several engineering programmes in Hong Kong have introduced design subjects aimed at nurturing students' creative capabilities.
Second, by starting from ends, we do not a priori assume that there is only one overridingly important means to that ends (such as income), but rather explicitly ask the question which types of means are important for the fostering and nurturing of a particular capability, or set of capabilities.
Acceptance was further enhanced through recognition and nurturing of pupils' individual capabilities, including in non-examinable subjects.
The second component, the nurture of improvisation capabilities, is designed to deal with unanticipated ongoing crises.
Step 4: Nurture vendor management capabilities and develop vendor management expertise that includes knowledge about location constraints, vendor performance and vendor abilities.
After a year of evidence sessions, field trips, roundtables and debate, the CentreForum Mental Health Commission concluded that a focus on wellbeing was needed, with an emphasis on nurturing people's resilience and capability, mapping the networks of support, the community assets and making better use of them to help people to help themselves.
Lai and Wong (2005) suggested that properly designed assessment items are useful for assessing and nurturing students' higher-order thinking capability.
Nurturing young students' higher-order thinking capability is a major goal of the recent curriculum reform in Hong Kong and is crucial for a knowledge-based society (Leung 2013; Yeung 2012).
The combination of education and research may be the most powerful capability the nation can nurture in times of stress and uncertainty.
