Student apprentices show enhanced interest in or aspirations toward scientific careers, and student and teacher apprentices improve their understanding of aspects of the nature of science.
Here, student apprentices hang out with playwrights, actors and directors they may have only read about.
Then over to the Maruku Arts Centre, where I meet an elder Anangu artist, Alice Wheeler, and her friend, Geraldine Anton, a French student apprenticing here for the past couple years.
But in practice the institutional student-apprentice ideal means that more college-level players are being coached under a simulacrum of real-world conditions.
It's easy to forget that every generation, young people quickly go from students, apprentices and low-paid workers, to the very centre of our economy.
Architecture students, apprentices in professional ateliers lodged in the top floors of Left Bank buildings, would toss their drawings into the cart from the windows above.
The design team will set up a production line near the Grand Parade site so that students, apprentices, local builders and school children can get involved with the making of the structure.
Students, apprentices, local builders, school children and volunteers were all involved in building the house using concrete blocks, timber, ply, vinyl banners, pieces of polystyrene and bicycle inner tubes.
Founded in 1932 as a women's college challenging educational orthodoxy, the upstart developed a history of innovation, a tradition of teacher-practitioners -- often cutting-edge figures in art, drama, dance and literature -- working in close relationship with their student-apprentices and, in recent decades, academic politics of exceeding viciousness.
We exclude students, apprentices and the self-employed from the sample.
