Sentence examples for professional modules from inspiring English sources

For this group, 6 non-university education centres were used, where different professional modules were taught and where data were collected from classes in a similar way to the sample of under 18-year olds.

Five participants reported that substance misuse teaching was delivered during public health modules while eight stated that these issues were raised directly (and indirectly) in personal and professional modules or introductory courses.

The common inclusion of critical thinking and research training amongst professional development modules delivered by professional colleges recognises this need in practising doctors [ 10].

The Environmental Literacy Council has partnered with the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) to create several new professional development modules that incorporate environmental issues into the context of the "Earth, life, and the physical sciences" National Science Education Standard, part of a rubric for best teaching practices.

The training needs were factor-analysed according to standard procedures [ 7], in order to establish whether any coherent clusters of skill deficit existed that could be used to form the basis of continuing professional development modules.

Patients would then receive a blend of face-to-face sessions with a health professional and modules in an online program which they follow independently, while the actual duration of therapy stays equal or could become shorter.

Even the mandatory LPC professional conduct module doesn't mention the UNGPs or global development issues.

The professional development module at the University of Birmingham – which requires students to produce a 2,000 word self-reflective journal, in addition to completing a work-based project – is great at encouraging students to think analytically about their time away.

Qualitative interviews with a selection of undergraduates on the compulsory first year professional ethics module provide insight into the impact of the method on attitudes and behaviours.

This paper describes a pilot project aimed at eliciting teenagers and young people with cancer views in relation to the content of a continuing professional development module entitled 'adolescents with cancer'.

Students at this London medical school study a compulsory professional development module called the Professional Development Spine PDSS).