A new sustainable development module for a taught postgraduate engineering course provided an opportunity to design and streamline taught content, using a constructivist model of student learning.
Among progressive reformers, Dr. Perrone's commitment to flexible teaching methods and his opposition to standardized tests made him the conscience of the profession in the modern era, when financially stressed schools nationwide embraced standardized tests as a way to improve academic performance and streamline the teaching process.
However, there is an ongoing debate taking place in medical education regarding anatomy teaching methods following the recommendations of the GMC that there should be streamlined anatomy teaching with integration of clinical sciences.
To help streamline the process of teaching material, many teachers will save their lessons from the previous year and teach them again.
This contribution analyses the current situation of the use of BIM in teaching resources, streamlining its use in modern architecture with sufficient education of all participants and also indicates which methods streamlines the current design activity.
He's teaching me to streamline my body and to bend my elbows and, as a bonus, how to convert meters into miles.
4– 6 This largely informal delegation of responsibility provides little explanatory basis for teaching about, or streamlining, doctor nurse professional practices around referral to palliative care.
Best of all, the élite and populist systems of higher education would finally begin to interlock gears and run as one: the best-endowed schools in the country could give something back to their nonexclusive cousins, streamlining their own teaching in the process.
Colleges need to streamline the morass of courses they teach.
Not only was I unable to convince him to streamline his writing; somehow, slowly, sneakily, he taught me an appreciation of the precision science requires in its methods and language.
