These results highlight the importance of supervisors feeling adequately resourced and prepared to cater for individual learner needs to ensure learners have a tailored and valuable learning experience.
Therefore, medical service providers are faced with management challenges about how to overcome specific properties thereof to cater for individual requirements and needs.
If health care delivery programs are to be more effective than they are, communities need to participate as communities beyond individuals [ 16, 17] at the same time cater for individual requirements as individuals need to be seen as "ends in themselves" [ 43].
Fields 6 and 7 also allow fires and cater for individual groups.
Thus, Anonymous (2012a) proposed that instruction should be designed to cater for individuals and not for groups of learners.
The owners are happy to cater to individual needs and welcome individual diet requests.
Richards says they try to cater to individual needs: "Somebody said they liked watching the weather, so we're on to that.
Analysis was carried out using a geospatial logit regression model, which catered for individual- and household-level random effects (29).
The ward manager or sister had a strong influence on the presence or absence of a positive ward culture that could cater flexibly for individual patient needs.
However, specific attention for the diversity of this group, and how to cater individual needs, is still scarce.
Advisably, in designing mathematics courses for engineering technicians, there is a need for core mathematics topics, useful to all, and other elective mathematics topics so as to cater for the needs of the individual groups of engineering technicians more effectively (National Research Council 2011).
