What I fear we are educating is less about fostering creative and marketable skills and more about creative marketing.
Because the cases used in the scenario had a special emphasis on preparation for skills laboratory training and less for fostering clinical reasoning skills, they were specially designed to be short (15 20 min) and the focus was on the detailed procedure enhanced by media clarifications including video clips.
Such an approach, he said, exempts the United States "from any constraint imposed by international law," ultimately making the country less safe and less capable of fostering free and open societies around the world.
Scientists influence partner attraction more strongly for firms that are less-well-connected, and they become less prominent in fostering finance ties as the industry practice of partnership becomes more institutionalized.
But it is a suffocating embrace, less concerned with fostering Abkhazian independence than with ensuring Russia's own prominence.
They were much less good at fostering "intensive growth"—pushing back the bounds of economic possibility as opposed to merely catching up with them.
Botswana has been less interested in fostering tourist numbers than in moving from the bargain basement of safaris to the top end but, all the same, tourism revenues have grown from $300m in the 1990s to about $3 billion today.
The traditional Asian approaches to curriculum and pedagogy may work well for training line engineers and midlevel government officials, but they are less suited to fostering leadership and innovation.
The purpose of this study was to determine if keeping baccalaureate nursing students together in the same learning community (LC)/clinical cohort throughout their entire clinical rotations (four semesters) was more or less helpful in fostering student satisfaction and team effectiveness.
In fact, there have been some reports within the literature suggesting overt, explicit tasks may be less effective in fostering rehabilitation of motor skills than those that rely on implicit cues, lending credence to such hypotheses [40], [41].
