There is a real imperative emerging for education, re-skilling and new-industry development, with a particular focus on new forms of innovation and research and development–all pretty scary for the coming generations of leaders both in business and government in these parts of the world.
It will also explain how digital credentials are becoming an imperative for higher education institutions and what this means for the relationship between universities and their graduates.
It is imperative for continuing education to maintain the active cognitive learning process in this respect.
Healthcare professional training environments have been increasingly acknowledged as imperative for high-quality education [ 1, 2].
The imperative for improving health, education and other social services is as much economic and is it moral,"he said.
It is imperative for those in medical education to ensure that ultrasound education is introduced and conducted appropriately based on the best available evidence.
Altruism is an imperative for nursing practice and education, but no research has explored its meaning using a historical method.
In A Nation at Risk: The Imperative for Education Reform, the National Commission on Excellence in Education (1983) called for strengthening public education by implementing higher expectations, specifically recommending "schools, colleges, and universities adopt more rigorous and measurable standards".
R. H. Hersh and R. Benjamin, "Assessing the quality of student learning in undergraduate education: An imperative for state policy and practice".
In this article, we explain why we believe the cultivation of the agile mindset -- an intellectual framework that merges learning agility with a value creation outlook -- in students is an imperative for the future of higher education and our economy.
