Sentence examples for scholastic development from inspiring English sources
Nancy Silberkleit, who describes her background as mother, housewife and schoolteacher, is in charge of scholastic development and theater — but she is coy about discussing rumors of a possible Archie musical.
Merrill Scholars are then asked to recognize a high school teacher who inspired their scholastic development.
We irresponsibly encouraged him to stunt his scholastic development at a preschool that emphasized recreation over academics, a school that allowed kids to defer their academic immersion until they were at least potty trained.
All available odds ratios by age are higher than in the study by Braun et al. except specific scholastic skill development disorders in the age group 18 and older [24].
This trend was associated with the so-called voluntarism of John Duns Scotus (c. 1266 1308), the nominalism of William of Ockham (c. 1285 1347/49) and other 13th 14th-century 13th 14th-centurytiChristianhe development of anti-AriScholasticshysics andthe University of Paris andevelopment beginning in the 14th century.
His mother, a psychologist, is a consultant on child development to Scholastic, the educational publisher.
Albert's influence on the development of scholastic philosophy in the thirteenth century was enormous.
These are likely to be connected to the development of scholastic lectiones, a structured production of books, its commerce, and the birth of new religious orders.
A large number of studies carried out in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and in countries in northern Europe have highlighted the importance of living conditions and care of young children on their state of health, cognitive development and scholastic results [ 19- 21].
The Scholastic model greatly affected the development of Western education, especially in fostering the notion of intellectual discipline.
Support for its application is based on the findings of research studies which indicate that personalization of learning and assessment results in improved scholastic attainment, thinking skills, personal development, and self-confidence for learners.
