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World Health Organization : Report on a European Syposium Convened by the Regional Office for Europe, Educational Training, Study Group, No. 72.6: Theoretical Base for Teacher-Training Programmes

By George E. Miller, Dr.

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Title: World Health Organization : Report on a European Syposium Convened by the Regional Office for Europe, Educational Training, Study Group, No. 72.6: Theoretical Base for Teacher-Training Programmes  
Author: George E. Miller, Dr.
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Language: English
Subject: Health., Public health, Wellness programs
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Miller, Dr, G. E. (n.d.). World Health Organization : Report on a European Syposium Convened by the Regional Office for Europe, Educational Training, Study Group, No. 72.6. Retrieved from http://www.gutenberg.us/


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It would be foolhardy to attempt in any brief working paper a summary of the theoretical, constructs outlined in more than eleven hundred pages of the Handbook of research on teachin or in the section dealing with teaching in the Encyclopedia of educational research. It wi:l perhaps be more useful to the Study Group if attention is merely directed to some of the major theoretical elements that should influence the growing efforts of schools for the health professions to increase the instructional efficiency and effectiveness of faculty members. It seems reasonable to begin by making explicit three major assumptions that appear to underlie these activities, to explore the justification for these assumptions, and finally to examine their implications for teacher-training programmes:

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