Further testing of this approach will determine its applicability to other resource-limited settings seeking to develop skill-based surgical and emergency procedure apprenticeships.
Thus the gifted men of the Renaissance sought to develop skills in all areas of knowledge, in physical development, in social accomplishments, and in the arts.
If government reduces employment, innately, more individuals will seek to develop skills relevant to the private sector, thus preparing them for business and entrepreneurial pursuits.
The College catalogue states: "Wofford's [GE] program seeks to develop skills in reading, written and oral communication, use of technology, critical thinking, creative expression, numerical reasoning, problem solving, and collaborative and independent learning".
Instead, they are seeking to develop their leadership skills.
Fuld & Company, a Cambridge, Mass., consulting concern that caters to corporate executives seeking to develop their spy skills, tells students to abide by the ethical rules of the Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals.
While most of these courses center activities on close examination and interpretation, one seeks to develop observational skills by having medical students examine art and draw (McLean, 2009).
Many of these are elective courses of 10 30 h of contact time situated in medical schools and seek to develop observational skills (Bardes et al., 2001; Dolev et al., 2001; Elder et al., 2006; Shapiro et al., 2006; Naghshineh et al., 2008; McLean, 2009), as well as evidentiary reasoning and teamwork (Reilly et al., 2005).
Findings will be of interest to many programmes which seek to develop the research skills of postgraduate international students in management.
Group activities seek to develop social communication skills, speech management strategies and management of the cognitive emotional aspects of the disorder (Cook & Botterill, 2005).
Green [ 47] suggests that grants should seek to develop problem-solving skills and community leadership and confidence rather than to seek to institutionalise programmes that may become 'sterile bureaucracies'.
