Unlike Lee Westwood, who has pinpointed 2020, Poulter will not offer a specific juncture.
Wiggins similarly has noted that library or informatics instruction often succeeds when the experienced and knowledgeable librarian can provide skeptical students with the rationales for the relevance of library instruction at a specific juncture in the curriculum [ 52].
Does she get more animated at specific junctures and less at others?
First-year and transfer students can take the exam at specific junctures during the academic year, beginning with orientation, to earn MIT credit.
Unless there is a complete independence of mental events from physical events, then even for free decisions there has to be indeterminism of a specific sort at specific junctures in certain brain processes.
So, sharing of yourself can be a teaching tool, but it must be judiciously used, usually for specific purposes at specific junctures during the course.
These researchers did not view this deviation as indication that their research was perhaps more accurately multidisciplinary [ 20] in nature; they felt that engagement with new disciplines at specific junctures in a study could still lead to new learnings and directions in the research.
While there were specific junctures within the treatment trajectory when spiritual issues were particularly salient, participants also identified the necessity of an integrated and routine approach in order to develop the relational foundation on which more acute interventions could be effectively delivered.
Distinct assumptions about space and time often coexist uneasily during a specific historical juncture (Gurvitch 1964).
That institution is not only located at a specific geographical juncture, but its location is probably essential for understanding many of its key attributes: the level of funding may vary according to the state or region where the university is located, or the same academic major might require different courses and readings at a university in China, for example, than in Argentina or Norway.
Benjamin calls this "messianic time" in which historical possibility is resurrected over and over again in order to inform our choices at specific historical junctures.
