Sentence examples for changing instruction from inspiring English sources

Some authors claim that change in conceptions about teaching is a necessary prerequisite to changing instruction (Ho et al., 2001), while others claim the opposite; that is, change in teaching practices occurs before change in beliefs (Guskey, 2000).

But behind the bravado that marked the beginning of contract talks, the union and the mayor both realize that they are entering into critical negotiations that will not only affect the lives of 78,000 teachers, but may also end up significantly changing instruction for 1.1 million public-school children.

Preservice preparation and credentialing of secondary teachers typically focus on highly discipline-specific programs, and in-service professional development for updating teachers' science backgrounds and changing instruction is becoming more and more limited.

Women tended to do better than men when it came to recalling the list of words, while men were better at picking out number patterns and reacting quickly to changing instructions.

The rapidly changing instructions about school closures, from a policy of whole school closures, to partial school closures, to no school closures within a month, could certainly be seen as responsive.

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Its most revolutionary feature was the ability to change its operation by changing the instructions on punched cards.

Teachers also found the explicit assessment claims helpful and felt that they could use the OLM to decide on actions for individuals or for grouping students, as well as possibly changing classroom instruction.

While the impact of STAR on student outcomes remains to be investigated, the present study of the impact of STAR suggests that it has had a positive influence in changing the instruction methods of participants to more active approaches.

On the other hand, they also saw the teachers' constant changing of instructions as a lack of vocational competence.

Steele and Aronson concluded that changing the instructions on the test could reduce African-American students' concern about confirming a negative stereotype about their group.