"There are rapidly growing numbers of people qualified to teach in this country who aren't teaching and that is a major problem we must address and are being addressed in programs like the one in Bridgeport," said Robert Chase president of the National Education Association in Washington, D.C.
Stigma and partner's reaction were the most commonly cited barriers to CVCT in this study, and must be addressed in programming and service delivery [21], [40], [47].
Core questions addressed in the program included: how does an image's meaning and reception change according to its environment or geographic position?
The teacher science learning goals are addressed in the program in two main contexts: (a) through content deepening activities for teachers in the summer institute that are similar to those in the lesson plans for students, and (b) through opportunities that arise in the context of lesson video analysis throughout the program.
However, a closer examination of the correspondence between the skills addressed in the program and in the assessments should be closely scrutinized in future studies.
In other instances, more comprehensive approaches have focused on a range of health and social topics or issues addressed in one program such as "Life Orientation" in South Africa, "Integral Education" in Colombia and "Health and Family Life Education" in the Caribbean.
However, historically, these important skills have rarely been specifically addressed in learning programs directed at healthcare professionals.
Managing multi-stakeholder processes is a difficult task at best and one that is rarely addressed in engineering programs, but it is a skill that is becoming increasingly important to creating robust engineering solutions.
These initiatives raise questions and answers about the balance between access by the poor to land, credit and housing and cost-lowering development standards, and how these can be addressed in future programs.
The "model minority" label makes things worse for large sections of these communities, because their needs are often overlooked or misunderstood and then rarely addressed in government programs and by social-service organizations.
