When Congress created the postal system in the 18th century, it thought explicitly about this question and decided that democracy needed a public noncommercial communications system.
We hope these findings, the list and description of WePISMs, and the new vocabulary introduced in this paper to discuss educational innovations, will help developers think more explicitly about the type of change they wish to create and a propagation plan to support their goals.
Until then, patients and physicians should discuss the risk of the tests and keep close track of the overall radiation dose that patients are receiving, he wrote, adding, "We have to think and talk explicitly about the elements of danger in exposing our patients to radiation".
When we talk about the relationship between local government policy and business, we usually think about policies explicitly geared toward business: tax incentives, zoning requirements, workplace regulations, and, now, minimum-wage initiatives.
All those values are there but you don't explicitly think about them.
He arrives hung over, but his evident alcoholism may only be the symptom of a deeper affliction, one that "Home" invites us to think about in explicitly theological terms.
However, if we are to reap the benefits of this potential as part of everyday teaching and learning, we need to explicitly think about and support the work required to set up and run e-Science experiences within any particular educational context.
Questions in the category of Sense-Making/Effort are: "In doing a physics problem, if my calculation gives a result very different from what I'd expect, I'd trust the calculation rather than going back through the problem" and "When I solve a physics problem, I explicitly think about which physics ideas apply to the problem".
