However, the duty of teaching this material to medical students and house staff physicians is the purview of nephrologists.
We inherited from José Martí, the apostle, the teacher, our national hero and the most universal of all Cubans, a multitude of ideas that expresses an emancipatory culture and defines the norms for the most profoundly human duty of teaching and educating.
Later, in 1937, Deputy Chief Scout Executive George J. Fisher expressed the BSA's mission; "Each generation as it comes to maturity has no more important duty than that of teaching high ideals and proper behavior to the generation which follows".
A mother with small children, Grunder balanced a full load of teaching duties, research interests, and assorted other professional demands.
(R2) #8 Previously I used to think of teaching more as a duty.
#8 Previously I used to think of teaching more as a duty.
Sign up now to get the best of VICE Canada delivered straight to your inbox.
Those standards include a requirement that schools have a duty to teach pupils tolerance of different groups within society.
If, as Miss [sic] Epperson claims, it is a teacher's duty to teach the various aspects of being, then our schools must honestly consider biblical creationism as well as evolutionary theory, which is far from being proved.
"It's our duty to teach her," the lawyer said.
The gender and age of the GPs, their seniority in present practice, number of weekly working hours (out-of-hours-duties, teaching away from practice and consultative services were not included), number of listed patients and full-time working staff per GP were categorised as displayed in Table 1 (in shared single-handed practices we only counted one GP).
