Sentence examples for contributed to trainees from inspiring English sources

A new workspace, a different environment, unusual dietary habits, unfamiliar languages – all had contributed to trainees packing up and heading home.

The quality of supervisors and the workplace can contribute to trainees' self-regulation by fulfilling their need for relatedness, competence and autonomy.

Understanding which factors contribute to trainee satisfaction, and how they contribute, is critical to the design of education programs that will meet the needs of trainees across different specialties.

vii) Since students contribute to service during community placements, we assessed whether such service contributes to trainees' learning (that is, whether service improves critical reflection whereby critical incidents are noted, appraised, analyzed and used to develop individual or group learning plans).

Only one study reported that a friendly environment in training centres, a good trainer trainee relationship and high quality trainers contributed to higher motivation of trainees.

"Mentors should give appropriate credit to co-authorship between the trainees and should publicly acknowledge students and trainees that contributed to the research and preparation of their work," reiterates Frankel.

In Uganda, at least one FIC trainee contributed to 27% of the PMTCT articles and 40% of the MC articles we found.

In Kenya, at least one FIC trainee contributed to 41% of the PMTCT articles and 12% of the MC articles we examined.

According to Zudilova-Seinstra et al. (2009), VR as a teaching tool can contribute to the trainees' professional future by developing some learning activities beyond what is available in the conventional training systems.

Training programs should also create a non-judgmental, safe environment, which would contribute to the trainees' willingness to disclose medical errors.

Lessons Learned: The key lessons learned of this evaluation are as follows:  Locally adapting the content of the juvenile justice workshops and using national police trainers to train their colleagues in the provinces contributed to reducing resistance of the trainees for learning the concepts and a participatory discussion.