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inservice education Etymology: L, in, within, servus, a slave, educare, to rear a program of instruction or training provided by an agency or institution for its employees. The program is held in the institution or agency and is intended to increase the skills and competence of the employees in a specific area. Inservice education may be a part of any program of staff development. See also staff development. 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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Employers of Nurses--WNA supports institutional policies that require mandatory inservice education on the topic of chemical dependency and impaired practice. Faculty members received inservice education and materials in the areas of teaching phonemic awareness and comprehension strategies; in vocabulary, fluency, and motivational teaching; and in using assessment to guide reading instruction. 3 Preservice and inservice education equips faculty, administrators and staff with the skills needed to teach and work with diverse student populations and communities. |
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