The phrase "above lessons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to lessons that have been mentioned or discussed earlier in a text or conversation.
Example: "Based on the above lessons, we can improve our teaching methods for better student engagement."
Alternatives: "previous lessons" or "lessons mentioned above".
With the above lessons in mind, our company is attracting people who know where we stand on diversity and the value it brings to our product.
For my current ninth- and 11th-grade English classes, I plan to include the questioning strategy SOAPSTone (Subject, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Speaker, Tone) into the above lessons after a first or second read of the article.
For teachers who would like to use these activities in a classroom or math club setting (or anybody else who wants an easy to print version of the activities), provided below are pdf versions of the above lessons.
I hope the above lessons help other companies looking to dive into today's VC environment, as a little knowledge from the companies that have come before you can go a long way.
Entrepreneurs who keep the above lessons in mind have a better shot at success, and I'd be happy to champion anyone able to apply these learnings to their business plan.
All of the above lessons were drilled into me growing up.
Moltes gràcies Pep per donar-nos tant.. Quatre anys plens de victòries, d'alegries i sobretot, de lliçons de futbol.. — Gerard Piqué (@3gerardpique) 27 Apr 12 (Many thanks to Pep for giving us so much. Four years filled with victories, joys and, above all, lessons in football).
RAVI AND ANOUSHKA SHANKAR It's been clear for some time that Mr. Shankar's daughter Anoushka was a serious talent on the sitar, and their concerts together have generally risen above extended lessons, which is something that master-and-protege concerts in Indian music can easily become.
You can imagine Hart started off up front, grudgingly going in nets one day to replace a kid whose collarbone he'd just shattered, only to realise that he was just as good at it as he was at most other things – being Head Boy, playing county cricket, fingering the hottest girl in the year above, geography lessons.
From sustained reflection on the development and conduct of the CHEPSAA assessment methodology described above, four lessons can be communicated.
Here is the next sentence of the Rubin post quoted above: The lesson of the past two years is that there is no benefit in playing to the sensitivities of European elites and university professors.
