Female students demonstrated superior emotional competencies on some of the self-report and ability EI scores.
We hypothesized that PBL-curricula actually stimulate independent learning and demonstrate equivalent or superior professional competencies compared with graduates of more traditional curricula [ 2, 8, 16].
Minimum requirements and competencies: Superior graphic design skills.
In a study by Ward-Griffin [ 70], family carers and professional caregivers considered professional expertise superior to the competencies of family carers.
In this perspective, the ability to attract the external resources, to put them into their intangible assets, generates a distinctive high-level competence, often superior to any other distinctive competency in the company (Barney 1991).
As such, upon graduation, a student not only emerges with a superior level of general language competency, but is also already qualified to use the language - including special vocabulary, terminology, etc. - within a specific subject and/or professional arena.
Essentially, Pearson sold those investors on the idea that Valeant's core competencies were its superior approaches to capital allocation and drug pricing.
It uses a 500-point scale, with scores assigned to achievement levels: below basic; basic, which denotes partial mastery of grade-level knowledge and skills; proficient, which represents solid performance and competency, and advanced, signifying superior performance.
In all but one of the health centres (HC4) the overall in-charge was a registered nurse and implicit tension was evident in the comments of several clinical officers regarding the competency of their administrative superior.
Table 2 Candidate alternatives selection of the optimal PA method (Shaout and Yousif 2014) ID PA method candidate Description A1 Ranking Method A superior ranks his employees based on competencies from best to worst.
The PBL-curriculum was rated superior in seven out of nine competencies, all with a large effect size.
