Such scenarios have been the foundation of teaching clinical reasoning: hypothesis generation, pattern recognition, formulation of context, diagnostic test interpretation, differential diagnosis as well as diagnostic verification [ 32].
This paper describes a special-topics software engineering course that uses Java as a foundation for teaching concepts of static and dynamic adaptation.
Their diaspora stimulated Western Buddhism immeasurably through the foundation of teaching centres and the promotion of Christian-Buddhist dialogue in the late 20th and the early 21st century.
Only 36%% of respondents noted they have formal recognition or awards for professionalism; again another mechanism that can be used to identify role models who can serve to exemplify professionalism to their colleagues.> In both pre-clerkship and clerkship, the foundation of teaching remains in the form of formal lectures and small group sessions (Fig. 1).
This research is to engage in a study of the effectiveness of teaching foundation Math for very large classes (150-200 students).
"Laboratory Research in the Life Sciences," taught by Heather Thieringer, senior lecturer in molecular biology, and "Foundations of Engineering," taught by Andrew Houck, associate professor of electrical engineering — made possible by a donation from Class of 1988 graduate Bob Peck — are new additions to the program this summer.
Working on a student-edited law journal — writing student notes and editing scholarly articles — is an effective method of teaching the foundations.
Foundations of Data Science teaches computational and inferential thinking from the ground up.
But the Islam I believe in is one based on the foundations of peace taught by the Prophet Jesus and the rest of God's messengers: Moses, Abraham and Mohammed.
His technical work — especially his discipline-shattering Ph.D. thesis, immodestly titled "The Foundations of Economic Analysis" — taught professional economists how to ply their trade.
