More important, teachers around the world have been putting academic coursework online for more than a decade, including reading material, syllabuses, video lectures and practice exams.
I'm convinced that there a many MBAs like me who want hands-on academic coursework that reflects the industry realities.
South embraces its diversity as the foundation for building rigorous, cross-cultural academic coursework and for providing relevant social and extracurricular options for all students.
After the military refused to meet Harvard's standards on academic coursework, the faculty voted to relegate the program to an extracurricular activity, and the military decided to leave.
Beyond academic coursework, on-the-job experience was the preferred training method, followed by continuing professional-development programs and short courses.
The internship is a key component of science teacher education that is intended to bridge the gap between the academic coursework and the realities of classroom teaching.
The Discover Leadership Education Advancement Program (LEAP): provides select employees the opportunity to earn a bachelor's degree while focusing on leadership development through academic coursework.
For instance, attributes associated with academic success such as involvement (Astin 1984) and engagement have been used to explain students' relative success in their academic coursework (Carini et al. 2006).
At the Australian university setting for this investigation, students do receive clinical exposure as part of their academic coursework.
Therefore, participating students had attended lectures about aphasia as part of their routine academic coursework, but had not participated in clinical education placements with PWA.
SLP students in the present study did not report high levels of confidence at the prospect of communicating with PWA, despite having completed academic coursework about aphasia.
