"In anatomy we begin the discussion -- how the student will function as a professional, learning how to react to an uncomfortable situation, facing death and dying.
Both campuses offer our students a highly innovative approach to language teaching where emphasis is placed on developing communicative skills to effectively function as a professional in the field of international relations.
6 For Brooks, a focus on competency risks measuring only against the ability to acquire skills necessary to complete tasks, rather than assessing the broader knowledge and values needed to function as a professional.
Those talks could begin as soon as next week, according to Billy Hunter, the former union head, who remains the top official for the N.B.P.A., which is now functioning as a professional association.
We all want to see a greater degree of independence and motivation on the part of the student; we want the intellectual challenges to take a step up; and we want the student to begin to mature in ways that influence his or her ability to function as a responsible professional, citizen, and member of society.
The challenge for students is to build up a disciplinary knowledge base so that they can contribute to the development of their academic discipline as well as function properly in a professional setting.
"An important measure of the success of the postdoctoral experience is not only useful research results," the report states, "but also the development of an individual capable of functioning as an independent professional," whether in academe or another career that uses scientific expertise.
Each level has its own function and privileges, such as a professional (to give access to the EP to patients, and to view their own recruited data), an application manager (to give access to the EP to professionals; access to all processes and modules, including the databases), and patient (access to their own data).
Operationalized as Teaching Presence (TP), the CoI ideal is to treat such directive leadership as a community function rather than a professional role.
It has been functioning for the last two weeks as a professional association, rather than a union, but with all of the same employees and contractual relationships.
Where they work in partnership with women and are acceptable by women and their communities, professional midwives (or those functioning with legal protection as a professional midwife) offer countries potential for meeting the broader reproductive health needs of communities [ 21, 36], as well as contributing to universal primary health care for all [ 37].
