Sentence examples for more teaching on from inspiring English sources

Sixty-one percent of respondents (n=1252; 95% CI 59 63%) would have preferred more teaching on oncology.

More specifically, 74% (n=1528; 95% CI 73 76%) would have preferred to have more teaching on radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and 62% (n=1267; 95% CI 60 64%) would have preferred more teaching on symptom control (choices not mutually exclusive).

We suggest that the curriculum within Chinese medical schools include more teaching on empathy and communicational skills.

First foundation year doctors felt unprepared in terms of chemotherapy and radiotherapy knowledge, and 75% said they would have preferred more teaching on this topic, but when we asked for the least important thing to learn about cancer the commonest answers were 'details of chemotherapy' and 'details of radiotherapy'.

Interventions (more teaching, one-on-one tutoring) should begin as early as the difficulty is detected.

For these reasons at the start of the following academic year I took on more teaching at my current institution rather than the Post-92 institution, despite it being a much longer commute.

Each participant in the intervention group received brief on-screen narratives/videos plus printable teaching sheets on five topics (prognosis, stage, treatment options, side effects, sexuality) and the option to receive one or more teaching sheets on home care in terms of the impact on family and family risk of prostate cancer.

The ministry also plans to focus more teaching time on religion and Indonesian culture at the expense of science and social studies, the newspaper reported.

There were indications (although these were not statistically significant) that the former diploma in social work qualification had more teaching input on alcohol and other drugs, and more placement opportunities.

Additionally, teachers who spent more teaching hours on LLL and who delivered the program as prescribed use more of the program.

Sonya Welch, another sixth-grade teacher, said that with 24 students, she could break the class into small groups daily in math, reading and social studies for more one-on-one teaching.