In other words, the competencies that are developed by medical students should be "adapted to local contexts and be determined by national stakeholders" [ 3].
Figure 1 gives examples from the Next-TELL OLM, of hierarchical skill meters, tree map, word cloud and competency network (Bull et al. 2016; Johnson et al. 2013b).
The specific wording of each competency was intended to reflect the level of mastery and to identify the specific asset that HSR doctoral training should develop among its trainees.
In other words, the application of competency teaching skills was negatively correlated with how many years the person had been an attending physician.
Words like "interface," "leverage," "core competency," and "burning platform" are all words that you should strive to avoid.
In other words, the core competencies of many advanced cognitive abilities are present from early infancy, but nevertheless undergo substantial developmental change.
The approach, which runs under the multi-pronged Intel Learn programme, focuses on basic competencies, such as word processing, graphics, the internet and multimedia.
A measure of competency, in other words, is spreading through the system.One of the biggest changes has come at the grassroots, where "village" democracy is now practised by the two-thirds of Chinese living in rural areas.
While controlling for scope, "hardware" (in the Silicon Valley sense of the word) requires a breadth of competencies that not only encompass the app and web development but also industrial design, mechanical design, operations, embedded development, and more.
In other words, the performance theory (or competency framework) used by the raters does not map neatly onto the frameworks of most standardized rating scales, which present performance dimensions as strictly separate, distinct entities (e.g. the typical mini-CEX format).
