Sentence examples for education evidence from inspiring English sources
Construct validity of Chinese 2 × 2 achievement goal questionnaire in physical education: Evidence from collectivistic culture.
Despite the increasing use of e-learning within nurse education, evidence to support its use for clinical skills teaching is limited and inconclusive.
Prioritization of basic education, evidence and advocacy, and aid architecture present the biggest challenges, followed by donor capacity, partner absorptive capacity and demand.
Ironically, while those with criminal justice histories are often denied access to education, evidence shows that they often constitute the hardest-working students in class.
Eight key areas will be reported on: demographics; clinical practice; education; evidence in CM; regulation; professional associations; professional development; and the future of CM in Australia.
As clinical routines are based on a mixture of education, evidence, experience and habit, improving the awareness of healthcare professionals of the bidirectional relationship between periodontitis and diabetes alone, 7 will not necessarily translate to patient benefit.
According to the Foundation, it has awarded more than $617m in grant money since 2011, in line with its aim of seeking "transformational change" through "strategic investments in criminal justice, education, evidence-based policy and innovation, public accountability, and research integrity".
This is often blamed on the poor standard of education evidenced by poor performances in professional and degree/diploma examinations conducted by various schools of architecture in the country.
Everyone agrees that we have a crisis at all levels of education evidenced by: Budget slashing, cutbacks and teacher layoffs that are decimating primary and secondary schools.
Research areas are structured patient education, evidence-based medicine, patient information and informed decision making in health care.
Evidence also suggests that interventions such as facility-based health education, evidence-based discussions and targeted information campaigns can improve immunization coverage (Oyo-Ita et al. 2011).
