As boomers move toward retirement — the oldest of our generation are now 66 — the complexities of preparing multiply.
One learns such things as the origin of the word "quarantine," the complexities of preparing a certification examination, and the sheer terror of being on the front lines of an epidemic of severe acute respiratory syndrome.
The complexity of students' choices to prepare and their development during their academic training impedes recommendation of one universal intervention that would enhance preparation by all students.
What is the complexity of this set?
But with Republicans in many states resisting the creation of exchanges or deterred by the complexity of the task, federal officials are preparing to do the job, with or without assistance from state officials.
Instead, by considering it as dynamic, non-linear and multidimensional, we can help students prepare for the complexity of clinical practice by making use of teaching practices that facilitate the development of capability [ 2].
The complexity of seed tissues and the difficulties in preparing samples for microscopy have until now precluded ultrastructural studies on Moringa oleifera Lam.
Both trends are legitimate forms of artistic expression that have produced interesting novels, but their impact has been a distinct shortage of Chilean writers prepared to confront the complexity of the society in which they live (a notable exception being Pedro Lemebel, whose Tengo miedo torero I would hope to see translated into English soon).
Because of the accelerated pace of their learning, Speyer students are also actively engaged to study how and why learning takes place and how to employ a wide range of critical thinking skills and problem-solving strategies that will prepare them for the complexity of the 21st century.
The idea that his experience at Bain Capital prepared him for dealing with the complexity of the modern global economy is silly.
