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Перевод: enrichment

[существительное]
обогащение; удобрение
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Тезаурус:

1. We see here a tendency to equate any change with "reductionism", whereas those who want to see women ordained as priests believe that this change will bring about an enrichment of the traditional pattern of ministry, without in any way altering its essential features.
2. Instead of an associative mechanism (what they refer to as "enrichment"), Gibson and Gibson (1955) (see also Gibson 1969) advocate an interpretation in terms of their differentiation theory whereby subjects become able to respond to aspects of the cues that were present from the outset but were not initially responded to.
3. Would some kind of spiritual direction be an enrichment to me currently?
4. All these contributed much to a sense of fellowship and corporate social identity as well as providing opportunities for personal development and individual enrichment.
5. Business offers a tremendous and largely untapped wealth of opportunities for curriculum enrichment - content and process - with many valuable spin-offs for both business and education.
6. Certainly wherever women and men work together in partnership there is the possibility of great enrichment.
7. Enrichment materials were seen as being produced mainly in connection with the teaching of basic skills and would include additional topics and materials in Sesotho, Mathematics and English chosen so that they deepened children's understanding of core topics and including supplementary readers, apparatus, assignment cards, games and radio broadcasts.
8. This leads to two significant practical outcomes of Herzberg's work, job design and job enrichment.
9. And both of them use drama as a process for children's enrichment - but here the similarity ceases.
10. Functionalists have not always given sufficient priority to man's joy in his senses, and the need for enrichment and ornamentation of his environment.
11. The overriding criticism of the National Curriculum proposals was that it was not designed to achieve significant fundamental aims: it did not obviously focus upon "great issues, principles and values", or on the development of fundamentally important attitudes and skills, which educators, industrialists, and all those concerned with the welfare of society and the enrichment of the individual, would see as paramount.
12. During that time he sought inspiration and enrichment of the texture of the story in the surrounding countryside, in the paintings of Turner ("What he paints chiefly is light as modified by objects ") and Romney ("I am struck by the red glow of his backgrounds, and his red flesh shades"), in the faces of women he met at dinner parties or saw by chance in a passing omnibus.
13. Consequently, syllabuses and teachers' guides which depend on the full official time allocation for their completion, and many do, are doomed to failure, whereas a shorter and more manageable core, with optional and enrichment materials for better endowed schools and better teachers would ensure that minimum content was taught.