Sentence examples for educators difficulties from inspiring English sources
This was particularly relevant for schoolgirls with older sexual partners, and was apparent in peer educators' difficulties promoting safer sex with other youth.
(Clinical educator) "Difficulties of dealing with students for whom patient-centered thinking is difficult" was mentioned by both faculty members and clinical educators.
However, according to Wegener, educators have difficulties acting on these initiatives.
There was a high loss to follow-up in the study (47%) with all of the peer educators reporting difficulties in encouraging families to participate in follow-up data collection sessions.
19 Among this study group, 82.8% of whom had received initial verbal education on glucagon administration by a diabetes educator, handling difficulties (69% of parents) and inaccuracies in administering dosages were apparent and led the authors to conclude that training on glucagon administration requires "hands on" practice and follow-up assessment of skills.
An Australian national study of nursing academics conducted in 2008 found that even though participants valued history of nursing teaching, educators have difficulty finding a place for history in the crowded curriculum, due to an over-emphasis on technical skills.
Medical educators frequently face difficulties motivating learners to achieve educational goals.
A career in education is not seen as attractive, as midwives witness the difficulties educators have in fulfilling their commitments supporting students and mentors in clinical areas.
This information is heartening in view of both recent calls for higher quality medical education and the known difficulties that educators face in imparting ethical and professional values to medical students[ 49- 52].
One difficulty educators have encountered with this new student body is placing each student in the appropriate grade.
Then, there's the Jaeger-Mills method, in which educators assign precise difficulty ratings to test questions.
