This metaphor emphasises collective learning skills, which help in forming meanings of other people, cultures, and the environment.
It is widely recognized that high-quality preschool education must equip children not only with good socio-emotional competencies, values, and dispositions, but also with early academic knowledge and skills that will help in forming their abilities for lifelong learning (Wall et al. 2015).
"We have really been impressed with the university's skills in project management and in forming these highly effective collaborations.
Skills that can be shared are often valuable assets in forming friendships.
In the long term EDC is likely to be cheaper (as skills in form development increase, and hardware costs are written off), and perceived higher data quality makes it justifiable (9).
She was an expert calligrapher, writing a variety of hands with equal skill in miniature form.
In addition, conventional examination protocols usually require much labor, time, and skill, thus forming an obstacle to a prompt diagnosis.
To have some ideas about how pre-school cognitive skills are formed, in a purely descriptive way, we follow the child development literature to run a regression of each of them (i.e. PPVT and WAI) on a list of factors contributing to the child's development (Currie 2009; Cunha et al. 2010).
Any reader of Herbert will be struck by the variety of forms he uses, and by his skill in finding appropriate forms for his subject matter.
The intervention consisted of motivational aspects related to adherence (beliefs and behaviour) in the form of group and individual interviews, cognitive aspects in the form of information about the illness and skills in the form of training in inhalation techniques.
