Sentence examples for for continuous educational from inspiring English sources
It came down most heavily on the Local Education Authority (LEA), which had failed to "provide a secure, stable context for continuous educational improvement.
The TENSE-study is a randomized controlled study on 18 nursing home units (9 control, 9 intervention) investigating the effects of a continuous educational program for nursing staff about managing challenging behavior.
Continuous educational programs can be provided for nurses to enhance their information technology literacy, minimizing their stress and discomfort about information technology.
To overcome this problem, since 2006 a continuous educational program has been planned as a form of required education for health-care personnel at the hospital.
Medical doctors requiring a treatment authorization from the chief cantonal medical officer for the first time have to engage in the continuous educational programme on methadone.
The period from the end of the Second World War to the present has been one of more or less continuous educational expansion and reform – from the Butler Act of 1944, introducing free secondary education for all, through the shift from selective to comprehensive secondary education, to the rapid expansion of tertiary education in the 1960s and again in the 1990s.
This guide is intended as a Life Skills education manual for teachers of junior and high school, with the aim of developing long-term, continuous educational activities in secondary schools.
A professional appraisal organization will offer continuous educational seminars and accreditation.
The results from this study highlight the need for continuous updates of national guidelines, extended educational interventions and recurrent controls of adherence to guidelines.
Islam has a rich heritage of critical education and shares with Abrahamic faiths the prophetic educational teachings that call for continuous self-examination, so that the faithful remain balanced in their religious observance.
Disability and disease severity measures were compared by race, income, and educational level using analysis of variance for continuous variables and χ(2) tests for dichotomous variables.
