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Interviews were conducted by authors D.W., J.N. and A.N. as well as trained student volunteers from Peking University.

So if we calculate the ratio, it will be less than 10% of faculty members that are well trained about student centered learning in general including management of small group teaching ". "What I have observed in student centered learning training workshop, we were only 20 faculty members and we have more than 230 faculty members in the college.

As all measurements were done by one well trained medical student, a given standard in measurement procedures was guarantied.

So if we calculate the ratio, it will be less than 10% of faculty members that are well trained about student centered learning in general including management of small group teaching ".

Since P.S. 8 has such a high poverty rate, it receives millions of extra dollars a year in federal grants, which Mr. Weinstein uses to ensure that teachers are well trained and that struggling students get extra help.

This disadvantage is surely to the advantage of the greater scientific community, however, as this community can expect to welcome students well trained in the methods of science.

The student who worked on this summer project was a highly motivated first-year student, well trained in mathematical approaches to science.

"Our chiropractic science students are well trained in the fundamental relevant sciences (physiology, anatomy, biochemistry, biophysics, radiology, etc).

We must ensure that domestic students are well trained and are competitive for the new jobs created as science and technology fields expand.

"My students were not well trained at university," he said.

Intimately connected with its function as a bet din ("house of judgment") was that of a bet midrash ("house of study"); the sages of the Sanhedrin were anxious to gather and train students well versed in Jewish law so that they could participate in deliberations conducted by the Sanhedrin or by local courts under its jurisdiction.