Sentence examples for resources and courses from inspiring English sources

Efficacy, referring to people's beliefs in their capabilities to mobilize the motivation, cognitive resources, and courses of action needed to exercise control over events in their lives, is a key concept in social cognitive theory (Bandura, 1989).

You may also like to join me over in the Life Design Mastermind Group on Facebook where you'll find free resources and courses for getting clarity about what you want in life.

The Center for Science Literacy, Education and Technology develops all digital and online educational resources and courses.

Feed problems and insights from 5A and 5B into the deliberations of the Delphi panel and the design of training resources and courses.

The focus of ICT in this study is the use of Internet, software, multimedia resources, and course management systems.

In terms of their participation in ICT-related external professional development activities, teachers responded to the categories of An ICT-Mediated Discussion or Forum on Teaching and Learning, Course on Subject-Specific Digital Resources, and Course on Integrating ICT into Teaching and Learning.

Search online resources, books and courses to get an understanding of the C-flavor of your specific platform.

The set of navigational paths retrieved from the activities of 10 students shows a preference towards the Reception modules; there is a high level of activity registered on Resource and Course view modules and less activity registered on User, Glossary y Data view.

I was also an adjunct instructor there for eight years, teaching career development, human resources and psychology courses.

Danielle Slaughter is the voice behind Mamademics, as well as the creator of Raising an Advocate, where she shares resources and offers courses on social justice advocacy in parenting.

"For a small, landlocked country, chess is a particularly ingenious way, and effective way, of mobilizing both competitive spirit and sports competition and intellectual discipline, without the need for huge infrastructural resources and, of course, financial spending," the Armenian-American writer Peter Balakian told me recently.