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Letters sent to the company by the department also claim Infinity did not produce acceptable lessons and tests in subjects like math, civics and biology, citing one example in which employees used the phrase "pursuit of happiness" to discuss the preamble to the U.S. Constitution.

If only intervention fidelity was assessed, an intervention may be deemed 'not acceptable' because the lessons were not partially/fully implemented at the predetermined goal (80%).

Perhaps the company could start with lessons in acceptable language in public discourse.

"After 79 years, this is the first official recognition that AS Neill's philosophy of education provides an acceptable alternative to compulsory lessons and the tyranny of compulsory exams.

Frequent and often contradictory directives were issued by Reich Minister of the Interior Wilhelm Frick, Bernhard Rust of the Reichserziehungsministerium (Ministry of Education), and various other agencies regarding content of lessons and acceptable textbooks for use in primary and secondary schools.

This week's issue of The Economist examines the man who tried to make dictatorship acceptable, and tells you what lessons Africa's most troubled region can learn from the career of its most able leader.

The Ethiopian approach of revitalization of primary care through innovative, locally appropriate and acceptable strategies will provide important lessons to other poorly resourced countries.

That drinking is an acceptable response to stress is a lesson many will learn in college as faithfully as calculus and Shakespeare.

A new dog or cat can be warm, loving and teach children the important lesson that there are acceptable places to poop other than the bathroom.

The lesson that violence is an acceptable means to achieve one's ends is not one soon forgotten.

If officials go ahead with the suspension, it will give the group's members a year to learn an important lesson about the difference between acceptable protest and counterproductive disruption.