Eighteen experts (individuals with IA, HCPs, peer support researchers, representatives of arthritis organisations and educators) provided input into the format/content of the peer mentor training.
Currently, registration focuses mostly on what educators call "inputs:" how training is structured and what happens in the workplace.
"This is another example of Governor Christie attempting to do education reform without input from educators".
Many educators focus on input modification through elaboration because of the following: Elaborated inputs incorporate all the material needed for L2 learners' acquisition of the second language.
A two-part (reactive and proactive) algorithm advising responses to RT-CGM was devised by physicians and certified diabetes nurse educators (DNEs) with input from CSII-using (nonstudy participant) patients.
The database also contains tables to accommodate administrator-educator and learner input (e.g., questions defined by the educator, answers given by learners, subtitles, web content - urls and embedded code - and topic sections, again, defined by the educator).
"The sanctions announced by the N.C.A.A. today defame the legacy and contributions of a great coach and educator without any input from our family or those who knew him best".
Like their ranking of colleges, such list-making not only reduces complex factors to silly competition, it also allows corporate interests to highlight the qualities they want for education without any input from parents, communities, educators, or elected political bodies.
Even worse, administrators and education officials nationwide are employing evaluation systems with little input from educators or teacher organizations.
However, the authors wrote that most "educational" apps have not been tested, and are often made with little or no input from educators or developmental specialists.
