Sentence examples for real workplaces from inspiring English sources

This study shows an approach to time and motion analysis of real workplaces combining a virtual environment and a motion capture system.

I like to call this focus "Extreme Employability", which has three fundamental tenets: 1) aligning the curriculum and incentives with job outcomes, 2) simulating real workplaces, and 3) actively placing graduates in jobs that befit their training.

A number of dust sampling instruments that make use of foam selectors have been described in recent literature, but practical experiences of using these instruments in real workplaces have not been widely reported.

A valid assessment design for professional and complex competencies like IP implies an authentic modeling of the world of work where examinees can think and act as if at real workplaces (Darling-Hammond et al. 2013; Janesick 2006; Pellegrino et al. 2016; Shavelson 2012; Weber et al. 2014; Wiggins 1998; Winther and Achtenhagen 2009).

Simulated practice, while beneficial, does not replace experiences gained in real workplaces.

This, in turn, may make them feel familiar with real workplaces, confident in handling the type of patients commonly found in MOPH health facilities, and able to seek professional peer support in the future [ 28].

Ms. El Zein, the Rotterdam student, worries that while sustainability is taught in the classroom, it is not taken as seriously in the real workplace.

Lots of work takes place on a country estate and this drab room looks like a real workplace, which is the problem: you get tired of it.

Yet are they truly a vehicle to foment real workplace change, or merely a way for the brand called you to move up the career ladder?

The qualifications that Wolf did single out for praise were the ones where students gained real workplace skills, academic knowledge and vocational qualifications all together.

Pupils at UTCs, who are aged 14 to 19, are set real workplace tasks, such as designing a pump for a jet engine or investigating the materials needed to help trains change direction.