I urge teachers to embrace cladistics and tree-thinking as a way of examining the natural world and encourage students to make such thinking a habit.
So, on her view, we (and BIVs) could be a priori justified in thinking, merely on the basis of examining our concepts, that all vixens are female and that there are (or at least were) vixens, and that all bachelors are unmarried and that there are (or at least were) bachelors.
ART programme performance is influenced by the health system and socio-political environment within which these programmes are embedded; yet to date, there are limited number of studies applying a complex "systems thinking" to examine "performance" of HIV programmes (Atun, McKee, Drobniewski, & Coker, 2005; Schneider et al., 2006; Van Damme & Kegels, 2006).
Perhaps we might yet turn the page on consumerism and learn the lesson of Benjamin Hoff's The Tao of Pooh, where "the Christmas presents once opened are Not So Much Fun as they were while we were in the process of examining, lifting, shaking, thinking about and opening them".
This study used a 2 × 2 between-subjects design and the principles of relative and referent thinking to examine the influence of the starting price (whether the starting price deviates from the reference price) and the promotion program (price vs. non-price) on consumers' online bidding for hotel coupons.
In this paper we extend this line of thinking by examining the challenges faced by elderly guardians –and the participation of children themselves – in sustaining the ART adherence of HIV-infected children under their foster care.
The final section of Tinsley's syllabus lands on a forward-thinking examination of #BlackGirlMagic, examining the plights of Amandla Stenberg and Blue Ivy.
Using the Confucius thinking of education to examine American schools or parents in general, Tracey found that they place no constraints on young children's development.
This review article has taken a systems thinking approach to examining barriers and facilitators of VMMC uptake.
Home, after all, is not just a private space, said Winifred Gallagher, the author of "House Thinking," which examines how homes shape attitudes and emotions: "In many instances, home is the one place where you're the boss," she said, and "the one secure place we have in what, especially now, is a very scary and uncertain world".
