Sentence examples for development to students from inspiring English sources
Gawthrop is angry that the council's planning officers have proposed relaxing a rule that restricts new development to students at Cambridge or Anglia Ruskin universities.
The bride's mother is the director of the Office for Women at Indiana University-Purdue UnIndianapolisianapolis, which provides programming, counseling, training and leadership development to students.
It is a unique challenge to teach programming and application development to students pursuing an IT degree other than computer science.
Yale ACHE intends to offer networking, education, and career development to students aspiring to pursue healthcare management roles at Yale SPH, SOM, Nursing, Medical School, and PA School.
This paper presents a model of teacher learning and an analytic framework linking professional development to student and teacher learning.
In the original UR study, students identified these affective areas as an important noncognitive outcome of their research experience, and faculty connected these developments to students' readiness to take on the role of scientist or budding professional.
Teaching systematic object-oriented software development to undergraduate students is difficult: Students need to develop a lot of complex skills.
Medical schools may want to examine the emotional intelligence of its students, and possibly, to provide greater emotional skill development to medical students to enhance learning and academic performance.
It is likely to be particularly rewarding for functional skill development to focus students' advocacy attention on local "hot spots" where migrants tend to congregate.
He's the author of Winning That Job, editor of win-that-job.com and has spent many years providing career development advice to students.
He's the author of Winning That Job, editor of win-that-job.com and has spent many years providing career development advice to students, graduates, work-returners, career-changers and promotion seekers at all levels.
