Sentence examples for educative benefit from inspiring English sources
To house the paintings in the specific collection of the National Gallery of Australia would be to place the paintings in a context that would be to educative benefit.
Educative authenticity, an emerging criterion of qualitative research rigor, refers to direct educational benefits to participants following study involvement [ 22].
This approach created a very difficult environment for peer educators to operate in and reduced the capacity of male clients and other CSWs to benefit from the educative elements of the intervention.
The paper discusses implications for teacher education, professional development, and educative curriculum materials.
Thus the book is a story of education that confounds its own educative pattern.
He felt it was handled too negatively and believed that Don't Look Now should be a more "educative film", and that the "characters should in some way benefit from ESP and not be destroyed by it".
This has implications for intervention design and is suggestive of the need for clear information about how to adopt a healthy diet and translate knowledge into practice, rather than a sole focuss on the benefits or constituents of a healthy diet through typical educative based means.
A carer-led, home-based program of active training in memory management including cognitive stimulation, orientation, and counseling with psycho-educative elements had long-term benefits (at 18 months' follow-up) for cognition in the person with dementia, reduced care-home admissions, and improved carer well-being.
My first experience was educative.
Walton has a similarly educative spirit.
