Sentence examples for mentoring implemented from inspiring English sources

Table  3 displays the key characteristics of the fifteen resultant publications; while Figure  4 provides a succinct summary of the characteristics in terms of initiating environments, facilitating environments, strategies and outcomes of mentoring.> The fifteen eligible publications focussed on Indigenous Australian mentoring implemented in various places across Australia.

Teachers in TELL classes received formal training, in-class support, and mentoring to implement the curriculum.

CJ, together with the GSoC student Justin Calamari whom he mentored this summer, implemented what has become affectionately known as "The Bot," which is a feedstock modification framework capable of "topologically crawling" conda-forge's dependency graph.

The toolkit synthesizes a decade of learnings and resources from hundreds of agriculture and forestry mentoring programs implemented by YPARD and collaborator - the International Forestry Students Associationn (IFSA) and African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD) and the Global Forum on Agricultural Research GFARR).

A number of residency programs have implemented mentoring programs in their institutions.

Adequately implemented, mentoring assists people to build personal resilience and life competences relative to needs through strengthening support networks [ 4– 6].

A nurse mentoring program was implemented in northern Karnataka, India, to improve quality of services at primary health centers (PHCs), the lowest level in the public health system that offers basic obstetric care.

We examined a context in which novice pre-service teachers and a mentor teacher implemented inquiry-based science instruction to help students make sense of genetic engineering.

When asked about their successes, Mr. Zhang and Ms. Wilcox talked about one of the STEM activities that their mentors have implemented - the "Draw a Scientist or Engineer" activity.

The five most promising ideas were selected and each awarded $1000 funding and mentoring support to implement their projects' over the coming months.

One clear example of these methods may be found in the TEAM (teacher education and mentoring) program currently implemented in Connecticut, which provides provide differentiated professional learning for beginning teachers as they reflect on instructional strategies and analyze student data and outcomes.