A focused training program appears satisfactory to teach residents to adequately address some important clinical questions for a comprehensive hemodynamic assessment in critical care patients.
"I also accept that attainment is not the only criteria, but as I remember the percentages of satisfactory lessons for teaching, response and progress observed by HMI were high".
This notable spatial spread and physical access has, however, not been supported by satisfactory curricular interventions, including teaching learning materials, training designs, assessment systems, classroom practices, and suitable infrastructure.
"Ofsted found that in two-thirds of secondary schools, ICT teaching is only satisfactory or poor.
They reported "satisfactory progress", identified some "outstanding teaching", and attributed the revival to the new measures and changed structures.
I was told the school's standard policy was to place new teachers on probation for two months, then if their teaching evaluations were satisfactory, they would be hired for a full-fledged position.
Contrary to general belief, our residents taught in a satisfactory manner, which leads us to conclude that the time spent in orientating residents towards teaching skills, and exploring educational frameworks, was useful to them in practice.
Particularly, in communities in which creationism is prevalent, allowing students to opt out is often viewed as a satisfactory compromise whereby evolution is taught in general but not inflicted on the unwilling.
However in 2012 it came out of special measures and Ofsted deemed it a "satisfactory" school with aspects of "good teaching" and "good management".
Once they've been teaching for three years and judged satisfactory in a process that invariably judges all but a few of them satisfactory, they are ensured lifetime tenure.
The pervading culture sees "satisfactory" as mediocre or only average and this is not helping to improve teaching, or indeed our use of the English language.
