Sentence examples for curriculum efforts from inspiring English sources

An estimation of the prevalence of resident-supervision and resident-teaching will help guide medical educators in terms of where to focus their curriculum efforts.

The solution perhaps lies in identifying topic areas that have most relevance to doctors in training and streamlining the curriculum; efforts along these lines are in fact in train across the faculty.

All medical schools are encouraged to teach traditional medicine as part of their curriculum, and efforts are made to link colleges of Chinese medicine with Western-type medical schools.

Their discussion, which lasted about 75 minutes, touched on a variety of aspects of the proposal — plans to renovate the building, the school's possible course requirements and curriculum, and efforts to attract top-flight scholars and professors.

Bologna Process study analyzes the curriculum development efforts in a participatory point of view and the findings of the first stage by providing insights for the next step of the process.

The resultant theoretical assertion was derived via analysis of team Reckoning Force's collaborative curriculum design efforts: When a TDT is not prompted and/or enabled to first lay out and articulate the overall value (Dorst, 2011) of a STEM-integrated curriculum, they will rightly remain within and therefore operate as a team of teachers within the design arena (Remillard, 1999).

"Voices against Violence" curriculum mobilizes efforts to address the pandemic.

This was achieved using a multi-disciplinary, participatory process that can be applied to future curriculum reform efforts.

It will also be needful to review the dental education curriculum with efforts targeted at enabling dental students' build their knowledge and attitude based on current updates.

This essay describes how the use of a concept inventory has enhanced professional development and curriculum reform efforts of a faculty teaching community.

The authors reviewed reports of past Family Medicine curriculum development efforts, previously-identified barriers to education in high risk substance use, approaches to overcoming these barriers, and current training guidelines of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and their Family Medicine Residency Review Committee.