AbstractProgramme delivery strategies are important tools in effective teaching and learning. Knowing which delivery strategy to use is often a daunting task to the inexperienced faculty as well as a challenge to experienced faculty. Critical review and self-reflection on strategies conducted over a period of fifteen years revealed that integrative ... Read more (2190 words)

Abstract: The present study investigates the effects of exam structure on academic performance. A cohort of Environmental Health students at a Port of Spain Tertiary Level Institution was followed for six semesters with regards to the type of exams taken and the scores obtained on each exam. The results indicated ... Read more (959 words)

Abstract:Bain work looks at what best teachers do to create livelong learning in their students. He examined one hundred colleges across the United States in a fifteen year study and found that best teachers use the learning model approach and teach on the basis of what students need to know ... Read more (503 words)

Abstract:Cultural diversity is often regarded as a challenge for most teachers and instructors. The main reason is that culturally diverse groups of students tend to be isolated and withdrawn in the classroom environment, thus presenting unique challenges to learning and teaching. The objective of the paper is to provide a ... Read more (670 words)

Abstract:The objective of this paper is to present a systematic review on Student Centered Learning. The characteristics of Student Centered Learning are described and discussed. Key words: Student centered learning, teachers for a new century.Principles of Student-Centered Learning:Student Centered Learning is characterized as a model which focuses on both learners ... Read more (1616 words)

Determinants of health:• Any factor that affects man can influence health either positive or negative.• Four main determinants of health:(i) Genetic and biological factors.(ii) Lifestyle factors e.g. nutrition, smoking, physical activity, psychological. (iii) Social and community factors e.g. class, gender, age, and ethnicity.(iv) Environmental factors, including living and working conditions ... Read more (1388 words)

Definitions of Health:* Broad concept with a wide range of meanings.* Refers to many different aspects of life.* All embracing moral or philosophical.* Negative, pessimistic outlook. * Positive, optimistic outlook.* Energy and vitality; absence from pain and serious illness.* Nurturing environment.* A personally satisfying job.* A clean environment.Definition of Wellness:* ... Read more (651 words)

Definition of Health:* Complete state of physical, mental and social well being and not just the absence of disease.Why measure health?* To establish priorities by identifying needs within the community.* To assist planning by establishing baseline data that can be useful in evaluation of health promotion programmes.* To justify resources ... Read more (758 words)

Abstract:Academic programmes must be relevant and must be dynamic enough to change over time in keeping with scientific and technological advancements. In order for academic programmes to be credible and reliable over time, they must be evaluated both internally and externally to ensure credibility, consistency and reliability as indicators of ... Read more (899 words)

ABSTRACT:Writing a research paper may be regarded by some people as one of the most daunting tasks. This does not have to be so. Researchers and scientists are constantly writing and publishing papers in order to expand the boundaries of knowledge in their particular fields. This art of scientific writing ... Read more (1058 words)