The Professional
EXAMINING THE PROFESSIONAL COMMITMENT OF ACADEMICIANS ACROSS MEYER AND ALLEN'S 3D MODEL
... An educational institution greatly depend upon the teachers for its growth and improvement. Even though educational institutions recruit teachers with more qualifications, skills and academic records, the teacher ...
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The professional perspective on patient involvement in the development of quality indicators: a qualitative analysis using the example of chronic heart failure in the German health care setting
... the professional point of view on the subject and draws an extensive, multi-perspective image of state, problems and potential of patient involvement in the QI development pro- ...
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Reinserting the professional into the study of professional service firms
... Instead, professional values and logics remain in law ...of professional autonomy but also the constraints that large-scale organizing ...of professional-sensitive ‘managerial’ ...
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Effectiveness of the professional who carries out the health education program: perinatal outcomes
... Conclusion: Midwives achieve better results than other health professionals in regard to the health of the mother and her newborn when they are in charge of the maternal edu[r] ...
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Articles | British Journal of Community Justice
... The core questions addressed by this article concern what kinds of people are needed to carry out the varied functions of community justice, and, therefore, what kinds of knowledge and expertise should characterise the ...
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Professional bodies and continuing professional education
... legal professional bodies may be pondering whether a new regulatory regime focused on outcomes should have a system of CPD with the same broad objective, with new monitoring arrangements, with a shift in focus ...
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The adoption of educational and professional task and professional development
... in professional-practical ...of professional activity, the ability to the solving of new educational- professional ...of professional-practical task which was formed in professional ...
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Influential factors on learning through the hidden curriculum in the perspective of undergraduate baccalaureate nursing students
... work, professional promotion (patient centeredness, professional autonomy and improving the professional image), personal characteristics (personal needs and values), educator’s behavior, and ...
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Fostering the Mobilization of Knowledge from Professional Development to the Classroom
... the professional development that the [school] board offers which I believe you’re allowed to take a day or two off to attend them” (personal communication, October 14, ...off-site professional development ...
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Academic Stress and Suicidal Ideation among Students of Professional and Non-Professional Courses
... both professional and non-professional students face many kinds of stressful ...for professional course for their children, inability to fulfil these expectations, financial demands of the ...
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An Exploration of the Enactment of Acculturation in Research Utilization within a Nursing Undergraduate Curriculum-In-Action
... a professional nurse over the four years of the undergraduate ...the professional values (such as caring and compassion) and norms (for example, the need for education and advocacy) to which students were ...
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UNIT 2 professional ethics of auditors.docx
... of professional ethics. Professional ethics refer All recognized professions have developed codes of professional ...ethics. Professional ethics refer to the basic principles of right action ...
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Interdiscursivity functions of incident reports
... This paper reports on Interdiscursivity functions of incident reports by looking at how the reports are produced based on the norms practiced by the organization. It draws the mainly from [3, 8] notion of ...
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Oil and gas business specialists’ professional discourse structure and functions study
... the professional interaction organization requires: a) communicative activity, ...of professional communication means for different purposes, various speech genres, speech tactics and strategies: ...
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Professional learning and professional careers: theory, evaluation and practice
... leader professional learning and practice are important since a significant body of research indicates leader and teacher practices are the largest school-level influence on pupils' outcomes (for example recent ...
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On Strategies of Promoting Senior Citizen Education Teachers’ Abilities Based on Core Competence
... with professional concept, profes- sional ethics and service ...out professional development plan, actively take part in professional training, and constantly improve their professional ...
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Professional Council in the Trimo Ltd. Company – our Approach to Improving the Managerial and Professional Cooperation
... Rezultati dosedanjega delovanja Strokovnega sveta kot izvirne oblike vodenja razvojno-tehnič- nega dela so nas prepričali, da je naše vlaganje v izgradnjo tega siste[r] ...
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Voices from the field: Exploring how social workers articulate their practice.
... and professional biases; 3) personal and professional bias; 4) grand and practice theories; 5) practice experience; 6) feedback from colleagues; and, 7) prior knowledge and ...
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Design and Key Technology of Gardening Information Management System Based on Data Center
... landscaping professional planning and green space system detailed planning model, landscape greening proportion and distribution models, urban green space and scenic spots of the planning ...
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Investigating the role of community in sustaining teacher participation in blended professional development
... It is interesting to note that Hawley and Valli’s (1999) design principles have since been used as a benchmark by the Australian government (Department of Education Science and Training, 2002; Downes et al., 2001; McRae ...