Sentence examples for facilitate learning of knowledge from inspiring English sources

An interprofessional workshop to facilitate learning of knowledge, core competencies, communication and team working skills in paediatric drug prescribing and administration at undergraduate level was developed and evaluated.

The training program is composed of six lectures interspersed with four practical sessions to facilitate learning of knowledge and skills in EBP.

The aim of this study was to develop and evaluate an interprofessional teaching and learning workshop of paediatric dug prescribing and administration for medical and nursing students, which would facilitate learning of knowledge, core competencies, communication and team working skills.

In this paper we investigate knowledge representations and manipulation techniques that facilitate learning of human activities in a minimally supervised manner.

In cognitive psychology the explicit use of cognitive strategies during educational encounters to facilitate learning and knowledge retention is well described and is referred to a 'reciprocal teaching' [ 10].

The alliance contracts we study are designed to share risk, facilitate learning and the exchange of knowledge, specify roles and responsibilities, and provide administrative mechanisms for adapting and resolving disputes.

As an art teacher your job is perhaps to facilitate learning rather than impart knowledge.

As MOE has a responsibility to the learners, parents, and community regarding the quality and management of education it should ensure that professionally trained educators/teachers teach, impart knowledge, and facilitate learning and acquisition of life skills in learners.

In common, however, was the intention to facilitate learning and the exchange of information or knowledge; or to improve practice.

Discussing the results obtained in the audit with each physician will facilitate learning about the diagnostic process, increasing knowledge of the key factors determining clinical reasoning.

Ramus was a savage critic of Aristotle, and proposed to replace the subtleties and complexities of Aristotelian logic with the single method of humanist dialectic, conceived as the means of systematizing knowledge to facilitate learning and its practical use.