Teachers with demonstrated skills in educating low-income students will receive merit pay from a new $10 million fund announced by Gov. Rick Perry.
Despite limited authority and capacity in their current role, all of the participants referenced the untapped knowledge and skills of pharmacy in educating, informing and assisting medical staff in best-practice decision-making around antibiotics.
In imperial Rome, it seems, more women were literate, but when, occasionally, this achievement was praised by their contemporaries it was mainly because their skills would help them in educating their male children.
Since they are equipped with the language skills and cultural background, these teachers play a leading role in educating Syrian children.
The members' involvement in educating other learners about teenage pregnancies – as well as HIV/AIDS prevention and other critical life skills, is making a difference.
Students will develop skills in the educated guesswork to apply order-of-magnitude methodology to questions in development and cancer.
However, studies have shown that web surveys work better in educated populations and use may be reduced in populations with limited internet access or computer skills [ 40- 42].
Understand the skills that educated accounting clerks possess.
To achieve these goals, it was considered necessary to develop guidelines, tools and skills, and to educate nurses and physicians in basic clinical nutrition.
The medical profession has bled freely, to gratify the popular idea that the free American citizen should enjoy the luxury of testing the skill of the educated surgeons in Courts of law, at the surgeon's expense, without money or price.
The show raised £900 for Rehema, a charity in Tanzania training women in textile skills, as well as educating fellow students about the industry.
