Sentence examples for more explicit teaching from inspiring English sources

Nor does this more explicit teaching agree with what some more fundamentalist Christian groups teach.

Our program is now being modified and expanded to include more explicit teaching on professionalism in the preclerkship phase, and plans for a full four-year program accompanied by trained faculty are well underway.

I think we need to pay much more explicit attention to teaching pattern recognition.

The Bible's condemnation of remarriage after divorce is far more explicit and consistent than its teaching on homosexuality.

This study suggests that perceived clinical relevance is a contributing factor to the retention of basic science knowledge and behoves curriculum planners to make clinical relevance a more explicit component of applied science teaching throughout the medical course.

Many students realised that they had come across teaching relevant to professionalism during their course; it may be that such teaching needs only to be made more explicit.

These simulations promote teaching of these transferable skills in a more explicit, structured manner, which is context-apparent and feedback-rich (i.e., scenario-based learning).

6. Model Empathy: Explicit teaching can help build empathy, but even more important is being empathic yourself.

This kind of assessment taught Sapienza that she needed to be more explicit with her students and postdocs in setting goals and expectations.

Roche (2009) makes this more explicit by arguing that education's principle objective is to teach critical thinking, which is different from establishing a moral foundation.

More than a decade ago Cruess and Cruess [ 4] described the need for the explicit teaching of the definition and values of professionalism, and that institutional leadership and support is needed to demonstrate its fundamental significance [ 5].