Sentence examples for context of a curriculum from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this article is to portray simulation as an educational strategy in the context of a curriculum, to explore emerging theories from educational psychology, and to provide concrete examples of their application in simulation-based education.

Whether histology training is organized in the context of a traditional curriculum or an integrated curriculum, it tends to suffer from the fact that normal and abnormal histology are usually taught separately.

"Whether squarely within the context of a history curriculum or in cross-disciplinary settings, I aspire to cultivate in my students an appreciation for how humanistic study can shed light on technical inquiry," he said.

The study presents an exploration of students' engagement in the mobile activities in the context of a science curriculum implementation supported by mobile technologies.

Hence the figure of the "triggered snowflake", a whiny nuisance who cowers from all the difficult issues they will encounter in the real world in their "safe space", too scaredy-cat incurious to even tackle them in the context of a Humanities curriculum.

Medical educators should plan their use in the context of a structured curriculum [ 16] to address specific educational needs [ 17].

A previous study [ 27] reported that male medical students increased and female decreased in empathy between year 1 and 2, in a context of a conventional curriculum, with no intervention.

A small-scale exposure to PBL, applied under randomized conditions but in the context of a traditional curriculum, does not sizeably change long-term presence of factual knowledge within the same discipline.

O'Toole et al. [ 1] reported that community-based experience can provide unique, relevant learning opportunities in the context of a professional curriculum, which can complement existing practices in the medical school.

Positive assessments of efforts toward horizontal integration and vertical integration in the context of an entire curriculum have been reported by both teachers and students [ 5].

You do it in the context of a liberal-arts curriculum that doesn't take the question of what college is for granted.