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Showing 1 to 20 of 105 for “"training institutions"”.
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A proposed student teaching program for teacher training institutions in Afghanistan
… to develop a student teaching program for the training of prospective teachers. The intent was to discover potential approaches to strengthening student teaching programs currently in use in Afghanistan, and thereby create a new and potentially stronger teacher training program in the teacher …
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Secondary Level Music Teacher Training Institutions in Jamaica: A Historical Study
… the development of secondary level music teacher training programs in Jamaica from its inception to its present state. It will also highlight aspects of the curricula and the changes over the years.</p>
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An investigation of curriculum arrangements conducive to fostering creativity in post-compulsory education and training institutions
… creativity in post-16 (further) education institutions and classrooms, to analyse factors promoting or impeding creativity, curriculum content and processes, and also to offer/develop models of good practice for encouraging creativity in a further education context. The study addresses …
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Implementation of records management practices in technical and vocational education and training institutions in South Africa
In technical vocational education and training colleges, records management plays a major role as it enables service delivery in a consistent, equitable manner, and it further provides continuity and productivity in its management and administration. This role extends to the provision of support …
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The child study movement as related to the current course offerings of the Virginia teacher training institutions
… movement of the past is now influencing the training which the public school teacher of tomorrow is receiving. In studying the general background of education, it was found that the emphasis of early education was not centered upon the individual within a society, but upon group conformity. …
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The Quality of Contents, Staffing, and Teaching Approaches of Degree and Non-Degree Teachers Training Institutions in Tanzania
… assess the quality of contents, staffing, and training approaches, used in degree and non-degree teachers training institutions in Tanzania. The main focus was on the professional components of the programmes rather than the academic subject matter such as geography or chemistry. The study used …
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THE RELATIONSHIP OF SPIRITUALITY AND DEPRESSION ON THE SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING OF JAMAICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY OF TEACHER TRAINING INSTITUTIONS IN JAMAICA
<p>Abstract</p> <p>Spiritual is an integral component of one’s well-being and can serve as a barrier to our wellness as well as a protective factor from ill health. Spirituality helps one to make meaning of life’s circumstances and can be an intrinsic motivator helping to regain balance in our …
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Developing the knowledge-based human resources that support the implementation of the National Dual Training System (NDTS): evaluation of TVET teacher's competency at MARA Training Institutions
… world of technical and vocational education and training (TVET) on an ongoing basis is a challenge to the profession of the TVET-teachers to maintain their performance. The ability of teachers to identify the competencies required by their profession is very critical to enable them to make …
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An Attempt to Identify Selected Legal Responsibilities in Off-Campus Student Teaching
… of the public schools and teacher training institutions during the student teaching experience. There is a need for developing guidelines and regulations. There appears to be general consensus that professional organizations, teacher training institutions, and the public schools …
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A newly qualified teacher’s competency in handling diversity: an auto-ethnography
… that even though diversity is covered in teacher training institutions, newly qualified teachers remain unprepared for the challenges with diversity that they will encounter in their classrooms. In addition, preservice teachers have limited exposure to the wide spectrum of diversity among …
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Stakeholders' perceptions of technical, vocational education and training : the case of Kenyan micro and small enterprises in the motor vehicle service and repair industry
Technical, vocational education and training (TVET) in Kenya has undergone major changes since colonialists introduced it at the beginning of the twentieth century. Since then, TVET has evolved in the areas of science, technology and innovation to provide skills that will propel the country to …
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Examining the Training and Practice of School Psychologists: A Survey of Intern Supervisors
… and Other skill areas. Twenty-five training institutions from 16 states were rated by the supervisors. The responding supervisors' job roles primarily consisted of practicing school psychologists. It was reported that interns spent about half of the total time in internship …
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Perceptions of Illinois Preservice Vocational Education Teachers Regarding the Instruction of Special Needs Students (Secondary, Preparation)
… approaches being used in three Illinois teacher training institutions to address the needs of special students in response to a recent state certification mandate and (b) the perceptions of preservice vocational education teachers concerning their performance abilities, confidence levels and …
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The financing of health care and health sciences education and training in South Africa
… analyse the funding and expenditure patterns of institutions training health personnel. This included an investigation of the distribution of income from the various sources by geographic areas (i.e. by province), between historically white and black training institutions and between those …
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A survey of the attitude towards research and research education among South African Ophthalmology trainees
… (MMed) degree during ophthalmology specialist training has now become compulsory in order to qualify as an ophthalmologist in South Africa. At a national level there is currently no co-ordinated effort to standardize research training and resources for trainees. Objectives The primary objective …
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Development of a Framework for Teaching L2 English as a Situated Practice in Malawi
… in Malawi's five secondary school teacher training institutions. The study was conducted in three phases, (i) analysis, where eight English methodology faculty members from Malawi's five institutions of higher learning were interviewed on the strategies they use to train pre-service …
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Perceptions of importance of diagnostic competencies among educational diagnosticians.
… examine the diagnostician's perceived ability of training institutions to prepare professionals for the field of special education evaluation. This study examined the perceptions of educational diagnosticians (N = 432) through the use of a survey instrument. Specifically the survey instrument was …
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Transformational leadership approach for encouraging historically marginalized communities to access admission to Naturopathic Medicine
Many healthcare training institutions lack cultural diversity, including naturopathic medicine. One potential reason is a lack of historically marginalized individuals applying to these medical schools. Attracting communities of colour to healthcare professions, like naturopathic medicine is …
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The use of digitised video of experienced teachers at work in preservice teacher education
… they have implications for future teacher training institutions. The presentation of the study in digital form is an innovative way of presenting the results of an action research study. The digital format enables the display of information and evidence not normally available in a print …
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Assessment on the use of ICT by the visually impaired persons (VIPs) in business processes in Tanzania
… of technology, unavailability of ICT training institutions, inability of persons with visual impairment to use ICT and not being required by law to support them. Of the VIPs interviewed the findings indicated that 89%, can use mobile phones, 78% can use landline telephones, 67% can use …
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