Sentence examples for educator data from inspiring English sources

The High School Landscape tool uses three years of student and educator data collected through the myCollegeOptions/STEMconnector cooperative research program collected through educator proctored, paper instruments administered in U.S. high schools.

Division administrative costs, including the costs of employing the program manager/diabetes educator, data entry, general administration and IT costs, and the costs of patient access to dietetic services and the exercise program were provided by the Division.

Key structural factors contributing to increasing laxity in ART clinic performance included increasing patient numbers (without comparable increases in health care workers) and a decline in direct salary support for some lay personnel (e.g. peer educators and data entry clerks) during the transition phase.

These logs are then reviewed by the educator as further data on how well the patient is following the protocol.

John Ewing, who served as the executive director of the American Mathematical Society for fifteen years, told me that he is perplexed by educators' "infatuation with data," their faith that it is more authoritative than using their own judgment.

But despite this wealth of data, educators have been slow to implement these teaching methods, and lecture-based courses predominate in most university classrooms.

IFS prepared the proposal, coordinated and supervised the survey, and conducted interviews with health personnel and peer educators, analysed the data, interpreted the findings and wrote the manuscript.

However this technology has other advantages to a faculty using more then one teaching hospital, such as enabling the educators to upload data from multiple sites.

Selected snapshot moments when placed together with researchers' observations of one video clip, and reflective interview data from educator and center director, can form a visual narrative.

Educator Diane Ravitch reviewed the data and found that, 22 years after the program was implemented, there was no evidence of improvement in students' test scores.

Each spring, starting April 1, high school kids, college interns, retirees and pretty much anyone else with the time and inclination to put on waders can step into a frigid stream, check the net that's been installed there to catch the eels, and work with scientists and educators to help gather data.