The challenges of teaching EBM and the paucity of rigorous educational research publications have prompted some medical educators to question the evidence of EBM teaching effectiveness [ 6].
But Bill Hirschen, a spokesman for the state Education Department, said the testing had not been made less rigorous, and local educators agreed that the jump was a result of planning, monitoring and intervention.
We believe that the use of health educators, not trained as clinicians, in our intervention restrained the cost of our program, while the continuing education and rigorous supervision by a nurse diabetes educator bolstered the quality and effectiveness of the intervention.
Violence is a major occupational problem; yet, rigorous studies focused on educators to address this problem are limited.
To address this common issue, Leading Educators developed more rigorous resources specific to Tulsa's English language arts elementary curriculum.
Dr. Macchiarola set about imposing rigorous standards for both students and educators.
William H. Fitzhugh, the study's author and founder of The Concord Review, a journal that publishes high school students' research papers, says that, more broadly, educators shy away from rigorous academic writing, giving students the relative ease of writing short essays.
Even as American educators seek to emulate Asian pedagogy — a test-centered ethos and a rigorous focus on math, science and engineering — Chinese educators are trying to blend a Western emphasis on critical thinking, versatility and leadership into their own traditions.
That's why we should incentivize employers, colleges and governors to partner with educators to jointly develop more rigorous school standards.
Rhee built a rigorous teacher evaluation system that brings master educators into the class to observe teachers at work.
The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, and countless educators are behind setting more rigorous standards to distinguish the most accomplished, learned teachers.
