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A preliminary curriculum consisting of four sessions on key topics was developed in Spanish by the authors based on: 1) findings in the literature from previous ethnographic research in similar Latino populations [ 3, 18, 24] which helped identify knowledge, behaviors, and skills to target with the intervention; and 2) two specific theories.

Similarly, the significant improvement of pre-placement responses across the cohorts (from 1 to 3) in (iv) critically reviewing the literature, may reflect a major revision of the preliminary RCA curriculum after the first cohort of students had completed phase 1.

This paper presents findings from our review of the online publically available literature and argues the value of Social Reproduction Theory to understanding current practice and guiding preliminary thinking around curriculum construction.

In this early declaration to the team, Derek identified two key preliminary features of the curriculum as he personally envisioned it.

While the influence of specific, cultural factors within Haiti, and the small sample size within our study limit our ability to generalize our findings too broadly, this is the preliminary testing of a curriculum that is gaining momentum within the field of disaster response and will continue to be tested across cultural groups with more diverse samples.

A broad range of experts contributed to the development of this supplement, and preliminary evidence suggests that the curriculum is useable, feasible, and well-received by high school teachers and students.

Our study provides a description and preliminary assessment of the PNS curriculum modules, including both interactive and non-interactive formats, and their impact on pediatric trainees' engagement, knowledge acquisition and satisfaction.

Subsequent research can build on our preliminary findings by directly comparing this novel curriculum to a traditional, purely lecture-based curriculum.

Preliminary data indicate that a vertical ultrasound curriculum is a feasible and effective means of teaching focused ultrasonography.

This paper reports on a preliminary study in an investigation on the mathematics curriculum of engineering students, a study of engineering students and lecturers' perceptions about the mathematics curriculum, teaching and learning that have been carried out.

The curriculum is still "in a rather preliminary stage," Gottesman said, but instruction would be mostly tutorial or in small classes, and the program would emphasize areas of NIH strength in bioinformatics, clinical research, and genomics.