In other words, in our first year as uncertified teachers, we were responsible for the totality of our students' learning experiences during the school day, for everything they needed to know to be successful in school and beyond.
Here is the totality of what visitors learn about the decision to drop the bomb and the human toll it took, taken from a placard by the side of the fuselage: "Tibbets piloted the aircraft on its mission to drop an atomic bomb on Hiroshima on August 6 , 1945
This English version of an essay published in Hebrew in 1988 offers a well-informed and insightful typology of the various positions on the cardinal issue of the relationship between Torah, in the sense of the totality of traditional Jewish learning and commitment, and scientific knowledge.
I'm learning, as you're learning, the totality of his words: there will be no quick fix.
We recognize that learning goals and assessments alone do not represent the totality of the teaching and learning experiences that occur in introductory biology courses.
Yet, rather than leading us into despair over our essential human finitude (the fact that we will never master the totality of what-is), art helps us learn to embrace this finitude by reminding us of its other side, namely, the fact that intelligibility will never exhaust its source.
These varying issues need to be further studied in the context of the totality of urban environments, incorporating what has been learned from other disciplines, such as economics and sociology, as well as highlighting some of the more successful inner city policy interventions, which may provide examples for communities working to improve their health.
I think that it's crucial to learn about prehistory to understand the totality of the human experience and that it didn't just begin with writing.
Rather than demanding someone possess 30 ingredients on the job descriptions, they will have to look at the totality of the person and offer them the chance to learn on the job.
Mental capital refers to "the totality of an individual's cognitive and emotional resources, including their cognitive capability, flexibility and efficiency of learning, emotional intelligence and resilience in the face of stress.
What he learned in Catalonia, living among the peasants, was the totality of their poverty.
