Malcolm's life and legacy in study and practice illuminate our path today: his defiance, determination and dignity have made us all better.
The theory-practice gap is a recurring narrative in the nursing literature, the findings of this study recognises that simulation offers an opportunity to enact the integration of theory and practice illuminating this relationship in a controlled environment thus, reinforcing the theory-practice relationship for nursing students.
Thus, the practice illuminated in this study coincides with voices from the clinical research and literature pointing to family therapy providers having been too hesitant to include children (Hartzell et al. 2009; Lund et al. 2002; Rober 2008; Ruble 1999; Sori and Sprenkle 2004).
Religion in schools must be re-examined "in the light of contemporary beliefs and practices, illuminated by the latest research", he explained.
"We think there is value in re-examining the post-1944 educational settlement between state and church in England in the light of contemporary belief and practices, illuminated by the latest research," the report states.
Accordingly, this paper firstly explores a range of informal Urban Agriculture practices, illuminating the practice within Europe, North America, Africa and other continents.
But policymakers must also address the larger questions of access and equity that the well-publicized cases of unsavory practices illuminate.
We offer analyses of the functionalities of the semiotic environment and trace how our meaning making practices illuminate Bakhtinian (1986) principles of human communication, while at the same time constituting literacies that are distinctively new in character.
But from another angle you were actually engaging in a practice that illuminates the fluidity of human identity and the complicated relationship human beings have to time.
There are national and international meetings devoted entirely to the subject of how hypnosis informs clinical practice and illuminates complex mind-body relationships.
