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continuing education, formal educational programs designed to promote knowledge, skills, and professional attitudes. The programs are usually short-term and specific. A certificate may be awarded for completion of a course, and a number of continuing education units or contact hours may be conferred. Continuing education is required for relicensure in many states. It is not to be confused with academic degree-granting programs, such as advanced education or graduate education. See also contact hour. continuing education, n postgraduate study offered either in an institution of higher learning by groups with an organized dental program or by individuals who are especially qualified in certain areas. Required by most state licensing boards for license renewal for dental professionals. Credit accumulates for special qualifications to join special interest groups. continuing education educational courses relating to veterinary science, provided by an institution or recognized organization which supplements, brings up to date and refreshes the information that the graduate veterinarian already has. In some countries and professions a specified amount of such education is required to be completed each year by each veterinarian who wishes to continue his/her registration. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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school will house seven classrooms, two gross motor skill areas, two
kitchen/dining areas, a large conference room, video editing room,
infirmary, outdoor recreational area, adult education room and staff
offices. Because of that,
Tokofsky said, even he's not certain of the impact the shift will
have on adult education. For every school district with a formal adult education program,
creative solutions to many K-12 issues may very well be right in their
own backyard, and virtually free of cost. |
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