Sentence examples for students educational needs from inspiring English sources

Assessment of students' educational needs is the basis for such programs.

Several modules designed to address junior level residents and medical students' educational needs have been implemented, including (1) intern boot camp, (2) summer school, (3) technical skill sessions, (4) trauma orientation, (5) weekly teaching conferences, and (4) a fourth year medical student surgical preparation course.

While CCSS sets the foundation for understanding, PARCC attempts to give teachers like me a snapshot of my students' educational needs.

Through the use of this tool, pharmacy schools will be able to further develop and tailor their patient safety training to better suit students' educational needs.

Regarding medical students' mobility, available data and research done on students' educational needs in international or global issues is rare (Bozorgmehr K, Tinnemann P: The State of Global Health in German Medical Education: a systematic review, unpublished).

P 10 The preceptors wanted further training to develop their communication skills, because they also take part in difficult discussions about students' educational needs with colleagues and teachers from the university, as well as with the students.

The real issue is how to use multiple measures to identify student educational needs.

Individualizing the high school experience by permitting students, parents and educators to jointly decide, student by student, if three years, three and a half years or a full four years are required to meet that student's educational needs is an imperative, especially given how unproductive the senior year — the infamous senioritis — can be for so many students.

Because the observed group of young adults in different training schemes of the transition system is composed of a substantial number of very low achieving students and students with special educational needs, one possible approach for identifying the scaling problem is to compare the results according to different measurement model classes.

Inquiry based science education is a suitable method for the science education of all groups of students (gifted, ungifted students and students with other special educational needs).

As for her closing insinuation that St Andrews is unwelcoming to students with special educational needs, I would like to point out that the student support network in place here is second to none.