Sentence examples for viability of teaching from inspiring English sources
"..You're in your own room all day seeing patients so you do run the risk of establishing bad habits..".... (Registrar 16) Some supervisors highlighted that integrated learning models improved the financial viability of teaching in the practice while others indicated they earned less from consulting when they took on a teaching load.
The goal of this study was to explore the viability of using video trailers of professors' teaching to forecast which students would respond unusually well to specific professors' teaching.
The objectives were to introduce undergraduate medical students to POCUS, to investigate the viability of a flipped classroom model for teaching theoretical POCUS concepts, and to motivate students for further postgraduate POCUS training.
Brčko is likely to remain a one-off, but its postwar history can teach us about the viability of "shared" cities in countries riven by ethnic conflict.
It was carried out to test the viability of an adaptive multimedia courseware for the teaching of History, a core subject in Malaysian public examinations which is generally regarded as an uninteresting subject by students.
Planning officer, Andrew Richards, said the centre would "ensure the long term viability of the harbour". It includes marine workshops, office and retail space, teaching rooms, accommodation, a restaurant and a cafe.
A philosophy textbook she was written, for years a standard teaching aid for French schools, is going out of print, and the commercial viability of a new edition is in question.
Constantly review the commercial viability of something.
One is the viability of the exchanges.
Viability of seHAdV-T cells after irradiation.
