Sentence examples for faculty intervention from inspiring English sources

I think it's important for them to find universities where they can get a lot of interaction with the faculty, where faculty intervention is encouraged," Ms. Stephens said.

SLIMs are short, eLearning modules created using an instructional design framework for reviewing specific skills needed during simulation sessions.The SLIM educational tool had positive effects on students' learning in the simulation setting, reducing the need for faculty intervention, the amount of time required, and the number of students needing to complete the skill addressed in the SLIM.

This requires direct university faculty members' intervention in the educational system for grades 7 through 12 (some say K through 12).

To improve undergraduate nurses' research skills, a collaborative library-faculty teaching intervention was established in 2012.

As evident in the final report, reflected are both successes and failure of the faculty's interventions, presented as fairly and dispassionately as possible in the paper.

The purpose of this project is to develop a faculty development educational intervention that prepares health care preceptors from different health disciplines to teach health professions students and trainees, and to assess the impact of the interprofessional educational intervention on participants' attitudes towards interprofessional collaboration.

This report provides further information, obtained using clinician exit questionnaires, regarding the impact of this SBI training program on resident and faculty physician alcohol intervention attitudes and behaviours.

Further research is necessary on doctorate-prepared faculty and on interventions to overcome these barriers is needed.

3) Does increased faculty involvement in interventions and shared goals impact institutional culture and diversity outcomes?

He was kidnapped by angry Baylor students and saved from hanging only by the intervention of faculty members.

Thus, it is unrealistic to imagine that the wealthy, ruling class of the Power Five will ever voluntarily give up its power or extraordinary share of football championship revenues without the intervention of faculty, Congress and/or legal action.