Still, its sheer presence on African soil provided a much more enriching experience.
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The shape the inquiry takes is more enriching than the answer it offers.
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It makes the hours fly by and makes the experience a lot more enriching.
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Journalism in collaboration with a great audience really is more fun, and more enriching.
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When paired with toys and treats, Johnson says, the videos complete the picture of a more enriching environment.
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You're getting a taste, but it's fun and more enriching to do the whole album experience as an art director.
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The spirit of the content farm is dead because they've moved on to a more enriching brand of mass-produced content.
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Collaboration tools exist so that multiple teachers (or parents) can build better, more enriching assignments, ultimately competing with the staple education textbook publishers.
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Fathers who've been around for a while are likely to be more established in their careers and able to provide better schooling and a more enriching environment than younger fathers.
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Either the new leaders will find a way to make global capitalism a more enriching proposition for larger numbers of people, or they, too, risk being swept aside as anger builds.
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Twitter doesn't need to grow anymore, but it does need to tirelessly push to make the product a more enriching part of our lives, instead of a liability we consider giving up for good.
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We can all agree that plenty of things in life are more enriching than the hours we spend hunched over scrollable feeds on our phones, saving astrology memes, skimming mega-captions, and ogling strangers' European vacations.
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When on campus, foreign students not only contribute to a more enriching university experience, they also provide the United States the opportunity to discuss human rights and the merits of working in and contributing to a free society.
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We're all pretty aware of those "energy vampires" in our lives—the people who constantly depend on our emotional support—Hall said, so becoming intentional with our social interactions can help us not only avoid emotional burnout but experience a more enriching social diet.
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When we diversify museum staffs, audiences, and boards, we allow more stories to be told, more voices to be heard, and more enriching experiences to be had, because these are not just our stories — the museum should be a place of discovery rather than merely affirmation of who we are.
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The combo of Joyce Pensato's untitled mouse head from 1992 (more Ignatz than Mickey) and Elizabeth Murray's shaped abstraction, "Druid" (1979), smack in the middle of the uppermost reaches of the installation, is an instant eye-magnet, but it would be so much more enriching to experience, in a larger show, these two idiosyncratic artists facing off in a room of their own.
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Facebook even admitted its first daily active user count loss, a drop of 700,000 in Q4 2017 in the U.S. & Canada region, that in part resulted from these changes that caused an overall 5 percent reduction in time spent on Facebook By promoting Groups and making them more powerful, Facebook could create a natural place to shift our attention that's more enriching than passively scrolling through its feed.
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It's all or nothin'.... As if there's nothin' in between that we could do to tell a more enriching story about American history.
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Brown, p. 124 West said that he appreciated the broader palette Jon Brion brought to his music. He had been in pursuit of a more enriching sound for Late Registration. With the assistance of Brion, West widens his musical vision and expands the sound of his hip-hop production beyond his usual sped-up soul samples.
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The link between experience and brain plasticity is intriguing. No doubt learning affects the brain, but this relationship does not offer guidance on how we should design instruction. Bruer also warns of the dangers of enriching environments on the basis of socio-economic value systems, and warns of a tendency to value typically middle class pursuits as more enriching than those associated with a working class lifestyle, when there is no neuroscientific justification for this.
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Mother's employment is associated with slightly lower test scores, regardless of socioeconomic status. However, those whose working mother is of a higher socioeconomic status experience more disadvantages because they are being removed from a more enriching environment than a child care. Obviously, the quality of child care is a factor to be considered. Low income children tend to be cared for by grandparents or extended familyRuhm, Christopher J. “Parental Employment and Child Cognitive Development.” National Bureau of Economic Research (2000): 1-33.
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A university professor from America visiting Blixen referred to "the accent of our nigras" while at the table, and Haynes describes the situation and his discomfort in detail. Blixen had not heard the remark, but detected something was wrong. When she later asked about what happened, she was "enraged" about the guest's behaviour after Haynes had explained (p. 201–2). Nevertheless, there were many other much more enriching gatherings and conversations, and Haynes' delight in these meetings with Blixen shines through.
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The third season, Those who cross the line - Returns (), is the continuation with the success of the Season 2 and is to visit the hidden historical sites all over the South Korea. The excitement is the journey to find the true story that cannot learn from history books. Furthermore, it is expected that we will make a meaningful move that draws together the stories of yesterday, today, and tomorrow that we have not known yet. In addition, invited guests will visit each historical site to make the Korean history exploration more enriching and enjoyable.
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Britannia offers an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme for grades 11–12 and a Venture program for grades 8–10. Britannia and Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School are the only two public secondary schools in Vancouver to offer the programme. The programme offers some course content which is at the first-year university level. The Venture program, which is based on the mini school concept, prepares students intending to enter IB in grade 11 to gain leadership skills, develop teamwork and offers a more enriching educational experience than regular classes.
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In recent years private tuition has become very common among students due to the competitiveness of the education system; they would usually take private tuition after school hours and during the weekend. In October 2011, the government amended the Education Act to extend the ban on private tuition to pupils in Standards I to III to those in Standard IV. The government introduced the Enhancement Programme as an alternative to private tuition for students in Standards I to IV, a programme which covers the pedagogical aspects of the respective curriculum, as well as co-curricular and extra- curricular components to render the learning experiences more enriching, enjoyable and rewarding.
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Whilst inspired as a child by an illustrated copy his parents bought of Hans Christian Anderson fables, Evans suggested that his interest in reading only developed when we was around sixteen years old. This changed after reading Stephen King's Salems Lot: "Growing up in the isolating former mining valleys of South Wales, it was a book that resonated on so many levels. Indeed, having already been scared witless by the movie that was the first horror film I watched – especially the scene of the floating child at the window, it was also the book, which taught me that words on pages are simply a point of entry into the more enriching and sometimes more terrifying life of the mind". Having attended Treorchy Comprehensive School, Evans initially pursued a career in fashion and design before going on to study at the University of Leeds, where he subsequently completed two master's degree programs in the fields of development economics and international relations.
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