Residents value skill and competence in their teachers, and multifaceted teachers - those who have an excellent grasp on medicine, will be more effective teachers about unhealthy substance use for their residents.
As a multifaceted approach to teacher empowerment, the findings suggest that transformational leadership and team interaction can help teachers to cope with individual solutions for ongoing changes.
The proposed benchmarks acknowledge the complexity of classroom English use, thus employing four different scale types to accommodate the multifaceted characteristics of teacher language proficiency.
Because of the multifaceted nature of teacher language proficiency, we believe classroom English use similarly needs to be conceptualized in a multifaceted way so that Japanese teachers of EFL, pre-service and in-service, can concentrate on different aspects of their development needs at different times.
It made me think of the multifaceted abilities of teachers -- how we teach through so much.
To explore the multifaceted complexity of teachers' perceptions of adolescents' pain and experience of pain, we chose a qualitative approach with focus group interviews.
8 More often than not, clinical learning is inherently context dependent, reflexive, evolving, and underdetermined and involves complex and multifaceted issues that both teachers and students must consider.
The outcomes support the need for further investigation into the multifaceted nature of preparing preservice teachers to teach evolution.
Using a clustered randomized controlled trial (RCT) design, the CSRP provided multifaceted services to the treatment group, including teacher training and mental health consultation, which were accompanied by stress-reduction services and workshops.
In order to reach this goal, he has a multifaceted approach that involves working closely with the teachers and students in the individual school, but without any arrogance: "Many consultants have the tendency to be all-knowing and all-powerful.
