The anecdotal documentation of pedagogical implementation of case studies, by exemplar educators, provides a foundation for future investigation of effective teaching strategies, potentially leading to evidence-based practice guidelines for nurse educators.
In a notably positive development along these lines, educators this spring unveiled new guidelines for science education in in the United States -- the so-called Next Generation Science Standards.
From our perspective, and because of the creative nature of CT, we need to consider creativity in an explicit way and provide educators with guidelines for assessing it.
The ELECT framework includes guidelines for professional practice that encourage educators to "create supportive, trustworthy and pleasurable relationships that enable children to benefit from early learning opportunities" (ELECT, 2007, p. 77).
Drama therapy education presents unique complexities for educators.
Keeping in view this motivation a set of task are defined in the form of Pharmacy Curriculum Development and Validation Model (PCDVM) that can be a guideline for the pharmacy educators for the evaluation and validation of the curriculum.
As the Center of Disease Control CDCC) prepares comprehensive guidelines for the use of PrEP, health educators believe it's important to address incorrect information and wishful thinking, especially around three core points.
Although this is understandable given the lack of available evidence on this [ 31], guidelines on designing and integrating medical education in this domain have recently been developed and may be helpful for educators [ 37].
Therefore, the aim of this article is twofold: to provide medical educators with three key guidelines for the design of instruction and assessment and to discuss several fundamental issues in the remaining challenges presented by different types of cognitive load.
