Sentence examples for programme of educational from inspiring English sources

Around those performances she also runs a programme of educational lectures, films and workshops (with a tranche of heavily discounted tickets for students).

I invited her to become a trustee and a year later she needed little persuasion to become full time co-director with Don Rowe, shortly thereafter becoming chief executive, while Don and Tony Thorpe concentrated on the foundation's by then burgeoning programme of educational projects and materials.

Indeed his opponents have gained a damaging new weapon, as allegations strongly denied that he once had an affair with an A-level student have resurfaced.But, with or without Mr Woodhead, the government is likely to remain committed to a radical programme of educational reform.

In contrast, the COE has indeed devised innovative teaching approaches, such as the programme of educational materials to teach about the European dimension (1993).

Lobb et al. [8] evaluated a programme of educational and environmental interventions designed to reduce the incidence of illegal and unsafe crossing of the rail corridor at a suburban station in Auckland.

This study evaluated a programme of educational and environmental (access prevention) interventions designed to reduce the incidence of illegal and unsafe crossing of the rail corridor at a suburban station in Auckland, New Zealand.

After winning the biggest landslide since Chile's return to democracy, the president-elect, Michelle Bachelet, vowed on Monday to push ahead with an ambitious programme of tax, educational and constitutional reforms to address inequality.

Continuous professional development programmes, consisting of educational meetings alone or combined with other interventions, have been shown to improve clinical practice and patient outcomes [ 26].

This survey is a first step to address an important dimension of programme quality and the impact of educational programmes on public health dentists.

But the brilliantly simple, infinitely flexible brief from parliament – the remit – has remained essentially the same: be distinctive, innovate, cater for unrepresented tastes and interests, maintain a broad range and include programmes of an educational nature.

What pedagogical strategies are used by teachers in the nursing programmes of various educational institutions in the Italian university system?