"What students gain is a lot more information — not just facts but rules, ways of thinking, examples".
This way of thinking rules the marketplace — "Finance overwhelms the real economy" — and dominates our data-driven culture: "Technology tends to absorb everything into its ironclad logic".
This way of thinking rules the marketplace—"Finance overwhelms the real economy"—and dominates our data-driven culture: "Technology tends to absorb everything into its ironclad logic".
Something is distinct, (say) a term, notion or explanation, if the characters or marks of that thing can be distinguished, or picked out, when representing that thing to one's self or to another.[24] That the rules governing our natural way of thinking can be made explicit and formalized in an artificial logic is significant in two different respects.
The Home Office minister Jeremy Browne insisted the government was "open to new ways of thinking" but ruled out a royal commission "at this time".
As a rule, I reject this line of thinking.
I didn't have any interesting superstitions, or rules for myself, or even ways of thinking about productivity.
The prime minister has an unfortunate tic of thinking that the rules, in this case, telling the truth, don't apply to him.
It is safe to play football, if someone plays in a league that adheres to the rules and to a modern way of thinking about how football is taught and coached and played.
A popular activity I use with teachers is to have them design and develop their own "Classroom Rules" wall art, as a way of thinking through and clearly defining their class culture.
