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Terminology and core curricula in natural family planning
Fertility and Sterility, 198222 physician-providers who serve natural family planning (NFP) programs mostly in the private sector gathered to formulate a standard terminology for the field. The Billings and sympto-thermal methods are the 2 methods taught by this group. The sypto-thermal method helps a woman predict ovulation by detecting changes in her cervical mucus and in the ...
Brennan, John J., Klaus, Hanna
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MOIP: A framework for curricula planning in an academic market
Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 1984Many curriculums have failed to demonstrate prolonged growth in academic enrollments. This indicates the need for using the marketing concept as a systematic approch to evaluate this problem. Marketing-Oriented Instructional Planning provides a formalized, systematic approach to gather information for planning curriculums by career tracts.
M. G. Clabaugh, J. R. Wallace
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Planning Courses on Ethics in Engineering Curricula
2023Ethics in engineering practice is about the professional responsibilities of engineers which have been recognized as an important foundation in the practice of engineering throughout the world. Ethical decision-making is essential to professionalism in engineering. Further, ethics is a required topic in an accredited engineering curriculum.
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Technological forecasting and planning exercises in engineering curricula
Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 1979Abstract To sensitize graduate students in engineering to the multidisciplinary nature of decision making in contemporary situations, the elements of technological forecasting have been used as the basis for a graduate course. The principal objective is to use the technological forecasting approach in a structured problem resolution sequence, one of ...
Daniel Le Blanc +2 more
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2016
Initiatives such as “Child-Friendly Schools;” “Sanitary Schools” and “Schools as Zones of Peace,” may help schools to become safer and more welcoming for children, but the curriculum often remains theoretical – with little context-oriented information and limited “life skills” programs. Moreover, the hidden curriculum of the school system in many cases
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Initiatives such as “Child-Friendly Schools;” “Sanitary Schools” and “Schools as Zones of Peace,” may help schools to become safer and more welcoming for children, but the curriculum often remains theoretical – with little context-oriented information and limited “life skills” programs. Moreover, the hidden curriculum of the school system in many cases
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Community Food Systems and Planning Curricula
Journal of Planning Education and Research, 2004This article examines the teaching of food systems in U.S. planning programs. An overview of current food systems education in planning programs is provided, followed by an exploration of options for teaching community food systems in planning programs.
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Creating DGBL Lesson Plans and Curricula
2016This chapter takes what we’ve learned up to this point and builds a template for lesson plans that make use of games. It starts with a fairly standard lesson plan template, adapts it for use with a game, and develops several lesson and unit plans using that template.
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Planning and evaluating curricula for the humane practice of medicine
Journal of Instructional Development, 1985The model described here implies very little about the details of topics to be included in a humane curriculum of medicine. Such decisions are at base value judgments, and consequently they lie beyond the scope of this model. Instead, the model is useful for operationalizing such value judgments by providing a framework for specification of goals ...
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Planning the Integration of Information Technology into Business Curricula
Journal of Information Systems Management, 1988Abstract The impact of information technology on business and industry is increasing steadily — in some cases, almost exponentially — as new applications are developed to make business operations more efficient and effective. To keep pace with this changing business environment, business school graduates need information technology skills. This article
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The Content of Professional Curricula In Planning
Journal of the American Institute of Planners, 1948John T. Howard +4 more
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