Educational Leadership in Latin Europe: A European Perspective

A Latin American Perspective on Mission in Europe

Intermediate respiratory intensive care units in Europe: a European perspective.

Historical background In the early 1950s an outbreak of poliomyelitis in Scandinavia highlighted for the first time the need for hospital units specialised in treating episodes of acute respiratory failure. The first intensive care units (ICUs), at that time utilising non-invasive techniques such as tank ventilators, were therefore built in Northern Europe. Later on positive pressure ventilatio...

Paediatric respiratory training in Europe: political, educational and historical perspective*

Educational Leadership.

• Master of Arts in Education and Human Development in the field of assessment, testing, and measurement in education (http://bulletin.gwu.edu/education-human-development/ masters-program/education-human-developmentassessment-testing-and-measurement) • Master of Arts in Education and Human Development in the field of education policy studies (http://bulletin.gwu.edu/ education-human-development...

Educational Leadership - May 2016

E fforts to improve the quality of the teacher workforce have risen to the top of the education policy agenda during the past decade. More than ever, policymakers are drawing on research to inform their positions. One research finding that policymakers cite consistently in conversations about teaching quality is that teachers face a “performance plateau” after their first few years of teaching....