Sentence examples for programme of teaching from inspiring English sources
Therefore recommendations for the delivery of preparational modules embedded in a comprehensive programme of teaching international health have been formulated [ 10].
It may be that this is best achieved by involving psychiatrists in the design and implementation of such a programme of teaching.
Embedding preparation modules in a comprehensive programme of teaching global health, e.g. as proposed by the German Medical Students Associationn [ 25] could help to fill gaps both in preparation and debriefing.
In the latter, trainees follow an augmented initial training programme and, after qualification, follow a challenging structured programme of teaching with enhanced pay.
The cohort of 5th year students experienced the same programme of teaching as the 4th year students.
An interprofessional education (IPE) group comprising paediatricians, a paediatric clinical pharmacist, a nurse educator and research staff was established to develop and evaluate an interprofessional programme of teaching and learning to address medication safety issues in paediatric practice.
This week, Michael Gove, the education secretary, has issued the final draft of his national curriculum, including a heavily revised version of the programme for teaching history to school pupils aged five to 14, a few months after his first attempt to introduce a new history curriculum met with near-universal derision from the entire historical profession.
It is important to note that this study only attempts to assess perceived value of the teaching programme, no objective assessment of teaching impact has been made.
In addition, this survey was carried out in one medical school and differences in the emphasis and implementation of teaching programmes in other medical schools may yield different results.
The training programme focuses on new ways of teaching Dari and Pashtu, building an understanding of child development, improving classroom management skills and how to integrate mine risk awareness into the curriculum.
Teachers and carers in Kyrgyzstan's Batken Province master a new programme on the basics of safe living BATKEN PROVINCE, Kyrgyzstan, 7 March 2013 – At the end of February seminars took place for teachers and carers on a new "Principles of Everyday Life" programme, which includes new methods of teaching.
