Sentence examples for an educational task from inspiring English sources

In order to meet the needs of members, the AAST has: (1) convened a summit of stakeholders to discuss the changing landscape for sleep technologists; (2) hosted an educational task force to provide ongoing communication and support; and (3) commissioned a survey of members, educators and employers to better define educational gaps and opportunities for sleep technologists.

Some GPs expressed the opinion that health checks were more of an educational task than a service provided by a GP.

Adaptive game software has the potential to maintain the difficulty of an educational task within the "zone of proximal development" [ 5], minimizing failure whilst maintaining adequate difficulty, thus providing a presumably ideal level of cognitive stimulation needed for progress.

At the same time some participants were concerned that if they did not do the health checks, other professions or sectors would, whilst other participants felt that health checks were an educational task which did not require the input of doctors.

Therefore, making technology students aware of these boundaries and tools is an important educational task for universities.

There is a more profound educational task which somebody might undertake, New Labour having abandoned the effort.

Second, the plaintiffs -- nine public school minors and their parents -- had the backing of individuals and organizations with deep pockets and questionable agendas, among them the Walton Family Foundation and the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), whose educational task force seeks to privatize education.

On the other hand, in participatory education learning is the focus of the educational task in which the protagonist is the student, and the work of the teacher is geared towards instilling a stand-alone education.

It will be the work of the educators themselves to continue with their broad educational task for the family and the society, so as not to forget the sense and primary purpose of Chilean early childhood education, namely, full, trusting and happy development of young children in social and environmental scenarios that offer them an increasing number of better life opportunities.

Government-supported efforts in Germany and Netherlands now devote a significant level of time and manpower to this educational task [ 21, 43].

However, it may be assumed that such personality traits' predictions of educational task choice (i.e., participation in further education) will be mediated by motivation, which is considered a direct antecedent of behavior derived from both personal and contextual factors (Heckhausen and Heckhausen 2009).