Sentence examples for concentrated curriculum from inspiring English sources

Research evidence suggests that undergraduate medical students who have been through a longitudinal communication skills curriculum achieve higher consultation skills scores on multiple station OSCEs (Objective Structured Clinical Examinations) with simulated patients than those experiencing a concentrated curriculum [ 7, 8].

Some students believed that they would be neglected as efforts of staff would be concentrated on the new curriculum.

However, in the AL curriculum skills training is divided over smaller courses throughout the preclinical phase, whereas skills training in the CBAL curriculum is concentrated in the first year of the clinical phase.

In these the curriculum concentrates much more heavily on the study of Jewish religion, history, and sacred texts.

She arrives in the classroom wearing a flowered smock and carrying a little straw basket, only to find herself amidst Maori children who have no interest in an established curriculum concentrating on English conversation and European history.

The full-day kindergarten curriculum concentrates to engage the entire brain and the whold child.

And we need to change the physical framework, too, so it allows students to concentrate on the curriculum," she says.

For postgraduate medical education (see Figure  2) national curriculum documents are concentrated to specific specialty training.

We will evaluate whether this improvement in grades and attitude is due to the curricular changes, or because a subset of students who are more advanced in math and in the curriculum in general are concentrated in our sections.

The VET teachers also felt that the curriculum development has become project-based, concentrated in the hands of too small a group of people, and the new curricula are not sufficiently tested.

(Female HCW, hospital interview) The education system didn't look at it to be something big to be brought into the curriculum … our health system has mostly concentrated on physical illness leaving aside other issues like psychological or social.