The phrase "class lesson" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a specific lesson taught in a classroom setting. Example: During the class lesson on history, the teacher used interactive activities to engage the students and help them better understand the topic.
Students should know certain discrete things when they finish a class lesson or an academic year.
The class lesson culminates in the presentation of creative first-hand accounts of different volcanic eruptions in history.
Most schools were more like Mantua Elementary in Fairfax County, Va., where the county requires a one-time class lesson on stress -- and how to deal with it -- for every sixth grader.
Immediately following the prequestion, confidence, familiarity, and reading ratings, the instructor commenced with the class lesson for that day.
There are detailed teacher guides to back up every class lesson, along with videos and web support.
The answer to a given prequestion was always contained in the class lesson that immediately followed, and to learn the answer students needed to discover it during class.
Class lessons were singled out over apparent political bias, among them "From Cortes to Bush: 500 Years of Internalized Oppression".
Kirk Massie, 15, a sophomore, said that he prepared for his midterm in Algebra II by replaying class lessons at home.
"This is a window into how markets operate," said David Harrington, an economics professor at Kenyon College whose class lessons include examining Super Bowl ticket data.
As a teacher of English, I spend most of my evenings and weekends evaluating student writing, planning class lessons and attending to administrative responsibilities.
I said, 'If your daughter goes to school, she can use it to download videos of class lessons,' just like she had seen my son download physics lectures every week from M.I.T.'s [OpenCourseWare].
