The phrase 'academic lessons' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to classes or instruction given in schools or universities that involve intellectual study and instruction. For example, "The student received academic lessons in mathematics and physics at his university."
The second aim was to investigate the effect of 'Fit & Vaardig op school' (F&V; Fit and academically proficient at school), physically active academic lessons, on the time-on-task of SDC and non-SDC immediately after F&V lessons.
Students at Blyden take regular academic lessons and have emerged with higher than average test results.
What else? Children are encouraged to stay active in academic lessons.
Dr. Ravitch agrees that disadvantaged pupils may complete academic lessons at a slower pace, but her concession cedes the argument.
Some parents say that given how much students need to learn in a limited time during the day, sprinkling a few academic lessons into gym class makes sense.
They were horrible little brats, some of them.' She maintained her self-esteem only by being cleverer at the academic lessons than anyone else.
Planned PA - as a part of an active, academic lesson - positively impacted TOT.
Every academic lesson on Vitale's radar is an opportunity for a MindUP session.
"It is time to consider lengthening the statutory school day, which would allow for non-academic lessons such as sport, drama or vocationally related subjects, and has the potential to benefit, in particular, those from deprived backgrounds or at risk of delinquency".
The goal was to maximize physical activity opportunities throughout the preschool day including outdoor play and classroom activities (e.g., center time, large group activities, pre-academic lessons).
The "Move to Learn" intervention component incorporated physical activity into pre-academic lessons to support children's learning (e.g., recitations while moving, counting motor movements).
