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Erratum.

open access: yesInt Arch Allergy Immunol
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Integrating talent cultivation tools to enact a knowledge-oriented culture and achieve organizational talent cultivation strategies

Knowledge Management Research and Practice, 2019
Unambiguously clear organizational strategies help organizational resources stay focused and facilitate the achievement of organizational goals effectively.
Wu Liu
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Cultivating musical talent

Gifted Education International, 2020
The issue of parenting children and adolescents who demonstrate an aptitude or potential for music has not been extensively investigated or written about. The purpose of this paper is to explore some of the relevant issues in this domain and offer some guidance and suggestions for parents who may have a child who demonstrates a proclivity for music.
Pamela Shuler, Sidney Shuler
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Cultivating new talent

Nature, 2010
Concerns about food shortages, land use, climate change and biodiversity have created a huge need for interdisciplinary researchers focused on agriculture. Virginia Gewin investigates the opportunities.
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On the Talents Cultivation and Evaluation Strategy

2009 International Conference on E-Learning, E-Business, Enterprise Information Systems, and E-Government, 2009
Gardner's multiple intelligence theory provides a new thought for the colleges' cultivation of talents by its rich educational content. The multiple intelligence theory enlightens us that the intelligence structure of the creative talents is an integrated system where various intelligence essential factors are realigned, maintaining close ties with ...
Chengming Qi, Shoumei Cui, Jianjing Sun
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The Cultivation of Female Talent

Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, 1995
AbstractThis article reviews the attitudes of Qing commentators on several issues concerning women's literacy, education, and upbringing for the period 1650-1800. Although there is much evidence to demonstrate that not all male scholars wanted literate mothers, wives, or daughters, many women in this era did learn to read and write.
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