One could easily insist that within language arts courses "informational texts" such as historical ones must qualify as "literature" -- a word that is not limited to fiction and poetry, yet does exclude tax codes.
Cross-disciplinary faculty collaborations : Faculty are working together to introduce concepts and topics in the mathematical, physical, and informational sciences into biology courses and vice versa.
The study sample comprised 163 dyads of patients and caregivers who received a multifaceted intervention of counselling sessions, courses and informational packages.
After the 2003 survey, a number of training activities were implemented by national allergy and respiratory societies focusing on the documented gaps, including meetings, courses and informational booklets and books, in an effort to increase physicians' knowledge about asthma.
(Of course, an informational interview can easily become the other type. Your friendly networking contact can take on a different role entirely if suddenly you look like a prospective candidate for an open position!).
Before the consultations, the participants receive an informational booklet about the course of the intervention containing the Short Questionnaire to Assess Health-enhancing PA (SQUASH) [ 26] and a list of locally organised PA options.
As described in Figure 1, these issues were confidentiality, conflict of interest, risk of coercion, informational risks, informed decision-making, financial accessibility, genetic counseling, and unknown issues due to the experimental nature of the new course [ 19].
The National Institute for Engineering Ethics produces informational videos and offers correspondence courses on engineering ethics.
How can a new faculty member assigned to teach a course in fungal biology go about designing a course that is both informational and relevant to the 21st century undergraduate?
Of course, this sort of informational tool is something that's more useful in denser, urban areas.
