Sentence examples for this educational milestone from inspiring English sources
His decision to emphasize this educational milestone fits well with the recent decision of Bernie Williams of the New York Yankees to remain with his father during the final phase of a terminal illness.
We're excited to reach this educational milestone.
In 2013, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education introduced the Educational Milestone framework for assessment of residents in the Next Accreditation System [ 1].
Most of the students that participated had already stepped up to achieve a personal educational milestone -- from perfect attendance to improving their grades and test scores.
Work remains to develop structured evaluations of GHEs that specifically assess how well they meet ACGME competencies and support graduate medical education through achieving specific educational milestones.
Resident clinics (RCs) are intended to catalyze the achievement of educational milestones through progressively autonomous patient care.
He posted his educational milestones on his way to learning software engineering with the explicit goal of working at Google.
Gateway tests are standardized tests given when a student hits major educational milestones.
In 2012, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Next Accreditation System NASS) established educational "milestones", or observable developmental steps that describe the trajectory of progress and educational development of trainees [ 4].
The study found that compared to young women who had unintended pregnancies and carried to term and young women who did not have unintended pregnancies, young women who obtained abortions were more likely to achieve educational milestones.
The implementation of the ACGME NAS and educational "milestones" require educational models allowing for direct observation, meaningful assessment of trainee's abilities in providing patient care, and frequent formative feedback to trainees with both significant deficiencies and more advanced skills [ 1, 4– 6, 39].
