The student preference theme also corresponded with facets of the Learner Presence (Anderson, 2016; Shea & Bidjerano, 2012), as they showed deliberate actions of engaging with the materials in ways they liked and preferred, that differed from attending lectures, or just studying from a text.
"This scheme involves the grant of state aid directly and predominantly to the coffers of private, religious schools, and it is unquestioned that these institutions incorporate religious concepts, motives and themes into all facets of their educational planning," wrote Judge Clay, a 1997 Clinton appointee who was joined in the opinion by a 1991 Bush appointee, Judge Eugene E. Siler.
Shows in recent decades have focused on a variety of facets — themes such as working women and horse racing, his experiments with monotype printing, a brief but intense flirtation with photography, the dynamic physicality of ballet (of course), nude bathers, the place of pastels and sculpture within his large body of work and more.
The identification of new themes suggested new facets.
When restructuring or evaluating curriculums, educational managers can consider the emerged themes as constituting facets relating to the educational environment, and thus possible learning conditions.
Three themes emerged showing facets of next of kin's experiences of a relative's sudden and unexpected death from stroke: Divided feelings about the sudden and unexpected death; Perception of time and directed attention when keeping vigil; Contradictions and arbitrary memories when searching for understanding.
The remaining chapters expand on the following facets of this theme.
The MagicBand will enhance other facets of the theme park visit, Staggs said.
One significant facet of the content theme revolved around coded and uncoded problem list entries.
This is why, each year, the World Economic Forum poses the question, "What risks should the world's leaders be addressing over the next 10 years?" In response, the Global Risks 2012 report presents three "risk cases" that explore facets of a common theme: governance failure in a hyperconnected world.
In the 1990s and 2000s, we heard a lot from men who were striving to be the good guy: Garth Brooks, Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw, Alan Jackson, Clint Black and others wrote and sang songs expressing various facets of a persistent theme about wanting to be better men, even when they failed to live up to their own expectations.
