Utility was a relative notion: Jean-Jacques Rousseau, one of the most important Enlightenment thinkers on education, considered that girls' schooling should concentrate on the practicalities of being a good wife and mother; Napoleon, a considerable reformer of French education, agreed.Nor did governments rush to proclaim their educational duty.
More controversially, there is also an educational duty on the NHS here; it is meant to foster public health, which means encouraging public understanding of science.
Another macho movie man who should be relieved of his educational duties is Indiana Jones.
"Dr. Kuklo will have no clinical, research, or educational duties for the University between now and that date".
It's a casual system, even if it does occasionally require a word or two of explanation from the owner, Orhan Yegen, who takes his educational duties seriously.
In wealthy great temples in the New Kingdom (c. 1567 c. 1085 bce) there was an elaborate organization, and a large staff engaged in administrative, civil, and educational duties, as well as in their sacerdotal and mortuary functions.
The demographics, administrative and educational duties, and scholarly productivity of ABA volunteers and their dependence on subspecialty certification, transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) credentials, and grant funding are unknown.
Squarcialupi arrived to Transylvania upon the invitation of the ruling voivode, and felt compelled to engage in science beyond fulfilling his medical and educational duties.
In the summer of 1919 he led a course in piano technique at Chicago Musical College, the first of many such educational duties he would undertake in later years.
By doing so, busy clinicians may be released from routine educational duties to cope with more complex problems that demand their attention.
We did not provide coaching or additional educational resources to peer educators, and randomly assigned peer educator duties to all students in the class.
