Untreated attentional and behavioral problems are often viewed as signs of conduct disorder (Mandell et al., 2007; Nguyen, Huang, Arganza, & Liao, 2007; Spencer & Watts, 1999), thereby increasing the likelihood of educators' application of academic disciplinary actions (e.g., suspensions, expulsions).
To review mentorship measurement tools in various fields to inform nursing educators on selection, application, and developing of mentoring instruments.
Successful applicants are admitted directly to the program, rather than being sponsored by a faculty preceptor; a SPIRE review committee of 15 researchers and science educators evaluates each application.
Edmodo is also launching a Teacher-Developer Exchange to connect educators directly with application developers so that together they can create the apps most needed in today's classrooms.
The founders, usually a group of active parents and educators, must submit an application to the state that outlines the school's mission, what the academic program will include, the goals and the methods of assessing achievement.
It is a free web application that educators can use to create effective online learning sites http://www.moodle.org.org
Because conventional methods have not resulted in an increase in applications, nephrology educators are now forced to think "outside-the-box" to increase interest in this field.
The web content called at specific time points can also be created by the educator using various applications.
We also reviewed TCExam, [ 31, 32] a Web-based application that enables educators to create, schedule, deliver, and produce reports on surveys, quizzes, and exams.
This approach provides a means for health education researchers to categorize gaps and challenges identified through educational needs assessments, and facilitates the application of these findings by educators and knowledge translators, by linking the gaps to recommended behavioral change techniques.
Several studies have reported self-management education and support delivered in the community by community peer educators (5, 6), by Web-based applications (7), or by telephone (8, 9).
