The phrase "a program of instructional" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may need additional context or modification to be usable.
Example: "The school has developed a program of instructional strategies to enhance student learning."
Alternatives: "a program of education" or "a program of teaching methods".
Because the I-RITE program has developed a set of instructional materials and processes, it may offer a way for more universities to establish programs to address this need.
The board would retain the station licenses and would require a certain amount of instructional programming, mostly linked to the Internet, board officials said.
He is the new company's chairman and chief executive, and was previously a major distributor of instructional television programs that public stations broadcast overnight, for recording by teachers.
A team of instructional technology specialists from the Educational Technology Center of the University at Buffalo programmed the multimedia interactive tool.
This article examines design processes that a team of instructional technology faculty and administrators experienced related to an online instructional technology graduate program at a large Midwestern university.
Blanc also sells a package of instructional videos called Pimp.
While a uniform curriculum will end the welter of instructional programs that has long hindered systemwide improvement, a bigger challenge still looms: making that single curriculum work in an endless variety of schools, including many where the factors conducive to its use are not as prevalent as at P.S. 172.
The printed score of a musical composition or the digital files of a program may also be counted as typical cases of instructional information.
Statistics Canada classifies the major fields of study by using the Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP), which includes 1375 instructional program classes with finer breakdowns provided with up to six-digit codes.
