Sentence examples for learner survey from inspiring English sources

In 2013, the average take-home salary among long-term former apprentices – after tax had been deducted – was £15,107, according to the Apprenticeship Evaluation Learner Survey.

Through her work in the Building Equitable Learning Environments BELEE) Network and the Becoming Effective Learners survey project, Faye has enjoyed the collaborations and partnerships she has developed with schools, districts, and school support organizations.

According to the learners surveyed, the main challenge they faced was when graphical representations were used to convey and to discuss concepts.

According to the Learning and Skills Council's latest learner satisfaction survey, nine out of 10 students are "satisfied with the overall learning experience" and 67% go even further and say they are "very" or "extremely" satisfied.

As a result, the physician learners were blinded to the purpose of the learner satisfaction survey and all responses were anonymous.

None. Figure 1 Example Oral Case Simulation Materials for Multi-Trauma Case (DOC 46 kb) Figure 2 Learner Satisfaction Survey (DOC 24 kb).

A learner satisfaction survey was obtained at the end of the training program that asked the Italian physicians to rank the four different examination methods in order of preference according to "usefulness in assessing fund of knowledge" and "usefulness in assessing clinical abilities".

Specifically, neither of us found a difference in landmark recognition and ordering between incidental and intentional learners, but van Asselen et al. reported that intentional learners performed survey spatial tasks more accurately.

FE colleges are the unsung heroes of our education system; they educate more than 3 million people a year; they perform extremely well in learner satisfaction surveys; and they contribute billions to the national economy.

Previous studies of satisfaction with VA training have used data from the Learners' Perceptions Survey (LPS), a validated survey instrument that measures satisfaction across multiple domains.

We compared satisfaction across internal medicine fellows by subspecialty and compared factors associated with satisfaction between procedural versus non-procedural subspecialty fellows, using data from the Learners' Perceptions Survey (LPS), a validated survey tool.