Equitable is an adjective that means fair or impartial, and equitable practice means providing the support that each child and family need. Equity in early childhood education requires eliminating obstacles to opportunity regardless of children’s gender, family background, language, and economic status...
Finally Ren requires love for fellow human beings [8]. Other than this, the external manifestations of Ren need to be guided by ritual. Insufficient or excessive action is not considered Ren. “Do not look, do not listen, do not speak and do not move unless it is in accordance with ...
(see sidebar, “slack in operations”). even more important, today’s knowledge economy requires an evaluation of the role of slack in the system. a behaviorally grounded perspective on slack would see it as a necessary component for the creation of individual and organizational change, ag...
Remote learning for adults looks like another trend that might be here to stay (Exhibit 5). In keeping with these trends, both retailers and CPG companies need to rethink their approach to marketing and portfolio management. For example, ...
Thus affordance may be seen as a pairing of ways of being meaningful. However, it raises the challenge of how the two meanings relate. Chemero (2003) argues that this coupling of non-physical with physical meaning requires a new ontology that “is at odds w...
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Modernity is not simply a historically-datable cultural phenomenon; in reality it requires a new focus, a more exact understanding of the nature of man. Pope Benedict XVI, in a speech given on 2008/06/07 to participants in the sixth European Symposium of University Professors, which was held...
However, first-hand accounts suggest that such an approach to decision-making can have its disadvantages. For example, autistic people report challenges changing their decisions, especially if the change is unanticipated or requires a shift in routine190. Indeed, autistic people’s tendency to focus...