The "Teaching Resources" category provides inquiry- or problem-based curricular materials, case studies, and examples of the use of inquiry-based learning in teaching analytical science courses.
Another equally important purpose is to produce data that allow investigators to explore and identify factors relating to student learning, such as students' home backgrounds, as well as other factors arising out of policy changes relating to, for example, curricular emphases, allocation of resources, and instructional practices.
We were somewhat surprised that some topics were not identified as curricular priorities; for example, strategies for managing conflicts of interest in medical practice and the identification of institutional offices that provide information and oversight on fiscal matters in research.
In addition, they pose questions and detail opportunities, partnerships, and examples of curricular and co-curricular integration to engage students beyond the library, instruction sessions, a single course, or graduation requirement.
link all the Christian educational resources to create easier access to knowledge, examples and curricular models.
3. Could you describe your online curricular or instructional support (examples: learning management system such as Blackboard; social networking; chat) at your institution?
23 While the literature offers a number of patient safety curriculum frameworks and examples of curricular approaches, there is little evidence that education of other HP groups is any further ahead.
We argue that such alignment between teachers and curricular materials represents an example of curricular fit.
In the essay "Librarians, Professionalism and Image: Stereotype and Reality" (2007), Abigail Luthmann views the character less favorably, stating that "[t]he unassuming role of librarian is used as a low-visibility disguise for her crime-fighting alter-ego, and while her information-locating skills may have been useful to her extra-curricular activities no direct examples are given".
