At the same time, an aging U.S. population means that many DOD researchers who came of age during the heyday of the Cold War are nearing retirement, and fewer potential replacements—students who have the U.S. citizenship papers that would help qualify them for a job in the military appear interested in going into science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields.
(FG A) A supplement rather than a replacement: Those students who had integrated the PDA/DrCompanion into their learning strategies recognised that its role lay most successfully as a supplement rather than a replacement: "I think it's complementary rather than substitution".
In contrast, misconceptions is still pervasive in the BER literature, is oftentimes undefined, and in some cases still represents a replacement view of student learning.
The Cooleens are trying to recruit younger replacements, including high school students in the theater's acting workshops.
The money will go toward making the schools safe for students until replacements are built, which could take several years.
In 2011, the faculty Academic Simulation Coordinator together with the supplier of tooth models (One Dental) implemented an Australian first tooth vending machine to supply replacement plastic teeth for student models.
Some of these services include issuing of student ID cards, replacement of lost ID cards, verifying residential status for students with forgotten ID cards, dispensing of general information, placing maintenance requests for rooms, and other such services.
Obviously we will do all we can to help the student find a replacement, and this year we have managed to release over 40 students from their contracts.
The student replacements of the words deleted to form the test preserved as Additional file 1: Appendix 1 were analysed in detail.
But in 2010, the council started approving the demolition of these buildings and their replacement with high-rise, commercial student housing that targets wealthy overseas students.
