TWO years ago, when we were schooling our children at our home in Santa Fe, N.M., my wife, Dorothy, came to use a popular educational term, the teachable moment, for nearly every shared experience.
Emotional scaffolding is a good educational term.
Phased in over time, the full requirements have been in force for only two years -- less than the blink of an eye in educational terms.
Each fellow receives $10,000 per year, over a 10-year term, for educational activities, research, travel, and other scholarly expenses.
Recently, we launched two programs called ONES Outstanding New Environmental Scientistss) and STEER (Short Term Educational Experiences for Research) to attract and support the best and brightest new researchers to our field.
9 20 21 22 23 Given that the incidence of low birth weight is substantially higher among twins and that the negative effect of low birth weight on academic performance is greater for twins than for singletons, we reaffirm the view that low fetal growth might well result in a long term educational disadvantage for twins.
Briefly, GP trainees undertake data collection once per six-month training term (or per twelve-month term for part-time trainees) as part of their educational program.
The reportable term for glycated hemoglobin is HbA1c, although other abbreviations may be used in guidelines and educational material (A1C).
The Nurse Family Partnership has been shown to reduce child abuse and crime and improve long-term educational outcomes for children and mothers, saving more than it costs.
But a large body of research demonstrates substantial long-term educational benefits for children as well as a positive impact on social-emotional development, health and a positive impact on families.
A recently released study from Wellesley College economist Phillip B. Levine and University of Maryland economist Melissa Kearney found that watching "Sesame Street" had long-term educational benefits for young children.
