Interacting with our brave patients and their families keeps me grounded; working with trainees and an interdisciplinary health care team challenges me to continue to learn; and having substantial time to devote to scientific interests provides intellectual stimulus.
We require doctors to be educated in medical theory, have substantial clinical experience and learn in internships.
Applying self-written questions in curricular medical exams could have substantial impact on the students' learning behaviour.
Over the past 100 years, scientists have shown that a number of animal species have substantial cognitive (i.e., learning and memory) abilities (Broom and Zanella 2004).
The participating managers' characteristics had substantial influence on the learning levels within and among firms; managers who combined both technical and administrative backgrounds fostered catalyzed higher learning levels among their employees than those with single technical, or single administrative, profiles.
For example, it has been noted that it can be difficult to place K-wires appropriately with a minimally invasive technique, and it may have a substantial learning curve [ 26].
Instructors often use active-learning strategies differently than intended by developers (e.g., Turpen and Finkelstein 2009; Dancy et al. 2016), and relatively small decisions about how to implement a teaching strategy can have substantial impacts on student learning (e.g., Smith et al. 2009; Knight et al. 2013).
In summary, however, both age and schooling have substantial effects on what students learn in one year.
The phenomenon examined in this section is drawn from cutting-edge biophysics research and is therefore one that we felt would have substantial potential to support interdisciplinary learning objectives.
No substantial learning effect was observed.
Among its key findings: Large-scale, high-quality public preschool programs can have substantial impacts on children's early learning.
