Sentence examples for ece experience from inspiring English sources

Taking up this challenge, I set out to action Bakhtin's visual entreaty by trying to earnestly interpret the ECE experience of infants in polyphonic dialogue with others.

As reflected in the ECCD Council Accomplishment Report for January 2009 June 201010, achievements include: (1) Pilot testing of the 6-week summer ECE program for children entering Grade 1 with no prior ECE experience in the National Capital Region cum tracking the performance of these children in Grade 1.

In the Central Asia republics (the Kyrgyz Republic), for example, rapid reductions in provision of formalized ECE were experienced in the early 1990s, following independence.

Even though the NPT group cannot be regarded as a true 'control group', we feel the advantages of ECE as experienced by the PT students clearly demonstrate the advantage of inclusion of such activities in the pre-clinical medical curriculum.

Further clarification was sought from the corresponding educational officials, ECE scholars, or experienced educators whenever confusion or misconception in analyzing the official documents was encountered.

To mitigate transition problems as described above, Dornan et al. [ 7] recommended inclusion of early clinical experiences (ECE) in the curriculum for pre-clinical students.

The aim of this study is to explore differences in students' experiences during the first clerkships between students exclusively trained in a skills laboratory and peers for whom part of their skills training was substituted by early clinical experiences (ECE).

For now, in my experience, the Finnish ECE and school practice do not use many parent or other adult volunteers in educational practices.

If those children from more deprived households, and our indigenous children, have poorer access to quality ECE and/or are more likely to experience multiple changes in ECE provision within the first few years of life, then we need to pay further attention to the pathways available to provide education of increasing quality and value for all (Sylva et al. 2010).

Few Americans have experience with high-quality ECE programs, paid family leave, or flexible workplaces.

A recent poll suggests, however, that when voters experience a high-quality ECE system, they advocate for increased public funding for the system even in tight fiscal times.