Sentence examples for teaching examination from inspiring English sources
The second body promoted and coordinated university education and determined and maintained standards of teaching, examination, and research in the universities.
Ms. Kaufman tried for years to pass New York's teaching examination, but she was repeatedly turned down because of her Russian accent.
Develop a Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology (PAG) curriculum, appropriate pelvic model for teaching examination skills, and an objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) for evaluation.
A beloved member of the Dean's Council Executive Committee, she established the June A. Newmark Teaching Examination Suite in the Clinical Skills Center, the Ella and Saul Newmark Scholarship endowment in honor of her parents, and the Robert G. Schwager, M.D. '67 Education Scholar Award in recognition of a beloved physician and friend.
French, mathematics and Arabic are also a part of the curriculum, taught by eight qualified teachers, all of whom have passed a formal teaching examination.
While many courses are run as one or two-day seminars or workshops, Morrison et al. spread their training of only 13 hours over 6 months and substantially improved the score in an objective standardized teaching examination [ 3].
"Women hate going to the gynecologist, and it shouldn't be that way," said Cathey Bienkowski, whose company sends Ms. Kuhn and 20 other instructors to teach examination techniques to medical students and other health professionals at several New York City hospitals.
Using many of Dr. Mackenzie's teachings, the video below teaching the examination of the jugular venous pulse was produced in 1957.
This study addressed the impact of teaching format, examination consequences and student motivation on skills retention.
About 92percentt of the New Jersey's college students planning to become teachers passed the teaching certification examination, according to the state Department of Education.
The report highlights low standards, weak teaching, weak examination provision and confusion about the purpose of RE.
