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One of those instructors has pleaded guilty; four others have been charged and are facing courts-martial.

There's a nationwide shortage of nursing faculty, and only a small percentage of those instructors have been educated in ethics, Rushton says.

Of course, for Udemy, most of those instructors outside the top ten aren't making nearly enough for it to be a full-time salary, and those who do make money are generally experts — established names.

One of those instructors is David Dickerson, a veteran who retired in 2013 after 27 combined years in the Army and Navy.

The school determined it would cost $4 million to cover insurance for 400 of those instructors who currently work 30 or more hours a week.

One of those instructors is Fasanella, which is how a VICE News reporter ended up at a gun range on Long Island holding Fasanella's 9mm Glock 17 pistol, the same model as one of the weapons Mateen used in Orlando.

Those instructors complain of working semester to semester without knowing whether they will be kept on, lacking health benefits and in some cases having to commute among several campuses to make a living.

It is a known fact that students' perceptions of college attendance policies at times contradict those of the instructors.

The average wages of instructors at national/public institutions are twice as much as those of the instructors at private institutions.

Instructor 3-MAL used a mix of teaching strategies in the classroom and, for the most part, her students' posttest scores align with those of Instructors 1-AL and 2-AL for topics taught with targeted active-learning activities and with those of Instructor 4-L for topics conveyed by passive lecture.

The two classes that received the most activities (those of Instructors 1-AL and 2-AL) had the most gain, while the 3-MAL class, with approximately 40% active learning, showed gain only for topics addressed with targeted activities.