Sentence examples for gaining competences from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the course, the vast majority of the medical students (95.6%) thought it was a good idea to be instructed in doctor-patient communication, and more than ¾ (80.8%) preferred interactive methods for gaining competences in this field (see Table  1).

Those who are mid-career professionals and/or students interested in gaining competence or continuing their interest in and wish to gain competence in Russian, East European and Eurasian studies.

Working in teams, working with and designing technologies, deploying the languages of finance and statistics, gaining competence with cultural differences will all be key, as will be comfort with risk, uncertainty, and change.

Middle childhood (ages 8 12 years) is a life stage characterized by learning cognitive skills, gaining competence in interpersonal and social relationships, and acquiring habits of mind essential for more focused learning and work tasks.

"My goal is not to produce more scientists or doctors, but young adults better equipped to understand the natural world around them and their place in it". "I work from the premise that student mastery of linguistic proficiency cannot be separated from gaining competence in the historical, cultural, and literary discourses related to that language," McIsaac says.

Nursing leaders, educators and researchers need to facilitate nurses in gaining competence pertaining to leadership in the health policy domain.

Parents seemed to move along a spectrum of skills, knowledge and confidence; they would move on from gaining competence in delivering essential aspects of a task to making some clinical decisions independently from HCPs.

As medical graduates, they are expected to be skilled in life long learning, an attribute that PAL activities can help students develop through gaining competence in reflecting and expanding on their own knowledge [ 13].

In addition, 182 students were assessed with regard to their acceptance of the course concept and their gained competences.

The communication course was evaluated with regard to the acceptance of the course concept, learning goals, expectations, and gained competences by 182 medical students in the years 2012 and 2013 winterr semester).

Students are required to gain competence in at least one method used by anthropological researchers.