Urging parents to seriously consider equity-based investments, Mr Brocklebank added: "They need to start thinking of, and contributing to, Junior ISAs in the same way they do their own pensions, the difference being that they are ring-fencing money for their children to give them a decent financial start when they reach adulthood".
Additionally, the New Zealand Curriculum (Ministry of Education, 2007) requires development of key competencies of thinking, participating and contributing.
However, as we have shown the constraints of such videos, through liberties taken in the telling of the stories about biological processes, possibly limited student learning of thinking, participating and contributing to discussion about the tentative nature of science ideas.
"Senator Durbin and Governor Blagojevich's line of thinking only contributes to the difficult task of bringing change to Illinois".
Start thinking about contributing, in some way, to the Internet.
This line of thinking has contributed to the Black Friday backlash.
Amidst a vituperative reaction on social media – sample reactions included "Hahaha WTF, you always cheer for your alma mater" and "This is the kind of thinking that contributed to your disastrous reign at HP" – many respondents pointed to Fiorina's lowly position in polls of the Republican field in Iowa, a key battleground state.
This view is consistent with the model of emotional intelligence developed by Mayer & Salovey 17 in which emotional perception and emotional understanding are two of the four main abilities related to 'emotional intelligence' (together with emotional self-regulation and emotional facilitation of thinking), which contributes to higher social functioning.
If professionals working in the media or arts in conflict zones didn't report or produce works, we'd be doomed to lead lives blissfully ignorant of how bad much of the world has it – as well never thinking of ways to contribute our bit to improving the lot of others.
Along with other phenomena, such as dysfunctional metacog-nitive beliefs (Wells, 2008), the sensory image-based properties of depressive thinking might contribute to the pervasiveness of depressive thoughts that is not explained by content alone.
