Sentence examples for During education from inspiring English sources

During Education Secretary Arne Duncan's nearly seven years in office, total student debt has roughly doubled.

It includes examples of indicators to guide the evaluation of educational interventions or the monitoring of curriculum development during education reforms.

Despite new nurses' potential vulnerability, development of burnout after graduation has rarely been studied longitudinally and in relation to demographic and educational characteristics prior to working life entry, i.e. during education.

Therefore, student nurses need support during education to be prepared with the necessary communication skills to meet these demands.

Radiographers' ability to relieve pain is therefore of high priority both during education and in clinical practice.

Measures of competence during education and training of the health care workforce are in place, but how can ongoing competence be assessed, especially those who live and work outside metropolitan areas?

But in an indication of how difficult the fight will be, the union's president, Michael Mulgrew, conspicuously declined to applaud during education-related moments of the speech and declared afterward that the mayor was living in a "fantasy education world," proposing ideas that he did not have the power to put into effect.

During her education, Skop was exposed to many different art forms and to students from around the world.

During their education, dental students seek to be involved in comprehensive esthetic treatment for the rehabilitation of lost, damaged, or discolored tooth structure.

During my education a lot of emphasis was placed on analytical problem solving skills as well as the mathematical formalism used to describe the world of submicroscopic systems.

During the education of radiology trainees (potential error-committers of the future), the inclusion of meta-awareness in the curriculum can at least make future independent practitioners aware of limitations and biases to which they are subject but of which they may not have been conscious [43].