Sentences with phrase «new scholarly attention»

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In the U.S., this view of teaching has been prominent in scholarly communities for quite some time (e.g., Carpenter et al., 1997; Schoenfeld, 1992) and has received new attention with the recent introduction of new curriculum standards (Common Core State Standards Initiative, 2010).

The new logo is bolder and surer, declaring to the local and web - based community that the contemporary arts in Georgia are progressive, forward - thinking, and deserving of scholarly attention.

Now is the time to bring scholarly attention to a new genre of legal writing: the blog posts, tweets, updates, and other writing on social media that many lawyers generate and many others would consider generating, if they had the time and skill to do so.

A new book on deregulating the legal profession by Crandall, Winston and Vikram Maheshri should also help to focus scholarly and public attention on this issue.