Certainly the goal is for schools to attract qualified teachers at all grade levels, but greater emphasis must be placed on middle school education, to start reinforcing reading, cognitive and math skills.
Koppelman and Wechsler point out that he could also have learned it, or had his memory of it reinforced, by reading Baret, so that Shakespeare's well-documented love of Warwickshire nature was entangled with the words and names he found and underlined and italicized in his dictionary.
The necessity of her genius, reinforced by reading her sister Emily's Wuthering Heights, modified this restrictive self-discipline, and, though there is plenty of satire and dry, direct phrasing in Jane Eyre, its success was the fiery conviction with which it presented a thinking, feeling woman, craving love but able to renounce it at the call of impassioned self-respect and moral conviction.
Hollande said his determination to act was reinforced after reading an interview Assad gave to French newspaper Le Figaro in which he denied that his forces had used chemical weapons and threatened "negative repercussions" against France if it intervened.
It was a disconcerting thought to have about a writer I admired, and one that was sadly reinforced upon reading "What Young India Wants" -- a compilation of his op-ed columns that touch upon a kaleidoscope of social issues.
(2007) found that highly structured active teaching, such as groups working on exam and clicker questions that reinforce specific reading assignments, was especially helpful for high-risk students in an introductory biology class.
Generation of the modified residue to wybutosine (yW) is potentially important in stabilizing codon anticodon interactions through base-stacking, as well as in reinforcing the reading frame.
The cases we saw reinforce what we read about Haiti: it is a country deeply mired in poverty and with a long and unfortunate history.
Ham and Benson have the requisite stories to tell, including a picturesque episode involving a Minnesota university that arranged to bring a camel to campus, as a stress-relief treatment, only to cancel the appearance after protests; one student explained online that "camels are associated with stereotypes that reinforce harmful Western (read: white) perceptions of Arab people".
These biases are reinforced when we read articles about roles models such as Christine Lagarde, the first female leader of the IMF, who recently revealed that when she was starting out she was warned by a reputable company in France that she would never be made a partner because of her sex.
