Nurse educators rely on the tenets of educational theory and evidence-based education to promote the most effective curriculum and facilitate the best outcomes.
The UDC was founded upon five basic tenets -- memorial, educational, historical, benevolent, and social -- all of which were intended to insure the legacy of the Confederacy, pro-slavery warts and all.
We hope that by participating in a transformative educational experience grounded in the tenets of social justice, students will acquire greater awareness of the implications and pervasiveness of food insecurity.
We see TA training, mentoring, and development as a core tenet of the educational success of Biol18, and students have responded in-kind.
Curriculum is a central tenet of any national call for educational reform in the USA (Powell and Anderson, 2002).
"That's Bush's headache, and Musharraf's, not ours," said Rashid Minhas, a 28-year-old Pakistani who is rector of the 200-acre educational complex where 1,200 students are steeped in the tenets of militant Islam -- and, according to Western and Indian intelligence reports, in the basics of "jihad," or holy war.
One thing is certain: if our educational system does not honestly and explicitly promote the central tenet of science — that nothing is sacred — then we encourage myth and prejudice to endure.
By the end of the period Scotland had adopted many of the major tenets of the European Renaissance in art, architecture and literature and produced a developed educational system.
By building a well-rounded educational portfolio, you're also building an argument that you're thoughtful, intelligent, and prepared to embrace the ideas and tenets that make the Ivy League what it is today.
HRC spotlighted a little-known provision in the federal law that allows a religiously-controlled educational institution to request an exemption from full compliance with the law if "application of the law would conflict with specific tenets of the religion".
