Young children have the capability of and are competent in asking questions and making predictions cognitive skills that set the stage for formal science learning in the early elementary grades (e.g., Kuhn and Pearsall, 2000; Opfer and Siegler, 2004).
It helped show that humans have left Earth, and that the Space Station is a new stage, for not just science and exploration, but for our art and music too.
Fang believes that creating an environment where students are encouraged to maintain a reasonable work-life balance and high ethical standards is good for trainees and sets the stage for generations of quality science.
Although the bill's sponsors say that sets the stage for doubling DOE's science budget, including that of the agency's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E), at that rate the doubling would take more than 17 years.
Reviewer Zack Handlen said that it "features a terrific performance from guest star Montalban, gives the franchise one of its greatest villains, and sets the stage for one of best science-fiction adventure movies ever made".
But he has, in modest yet impressive fashion, set the stage for burgeoning fields of cognitive science (neuroscience, psychology, etc).
Thanks also to ARKive for sharing a key stage 2 science unit that challenges children to think about what it means to be an endangered species and what causes an animal to become endangered.
For the first week of class, we assigned a reading or review that set the stage for educational reform in the sciences.
Provoost et al. showed the embryo disposition decision in 2 stages: first, considering donation to others for reproductive purposes; and, second, considering donation for science [ 14].
Disdain for science and the scientific method is seen clearly enough in the field of candidates on stage with Bachmann.
