Next door, in the fibers studio, Dorothy Caldwell's students imprinted swatches of fabric with designs using rice paste.
38 These results suggest that efforts to imprint medical students with knowledge regarding their personal health, in addition to curricula designed to increase knowledge and skill in PA counselling could lead to higher frequencies of patient counselling.
The lived-experiences of both teachers in the Singapore education system throughout their years as students would have imprinted upon them one mode of instruction – a predominantly transmissive, didactic model (Roehrig & Luft, 2004).
The teacher's imprint on the student work is unmistakable.
Tim Ryan, who was one of Mr. DiSpirito's instructors at the Culinary Institute of America, and is now the president of the school, said that his star student could leave a distinctive imprint even on raw onions.
Former students say he left an intangible imprint, too, on their lives.
These days the serious student of time-honoured work has a few "classic" imprints to choose from.
All of which raises a basic question: How can Catholic schools be flourishing, yet still maintain their religious identity when so many of the teachers and students have no formal attachment to the religion whose imprint is on the school?
Mr. Twerski said that if he could leave an imprint on Hofstra Law School, it would be that students at the school see the law as a calling, not a job or even a profession.
Students can observe uncaring behaviors of the negative role models and these leave an imprint in their minds, which generate the most learning about caring and students can learn from the negatives [ 26, 46, 47].
