In departments where such is the practice, you might encourage new faculty members to visit the classes of experienced colleagues or to make use of the resources at the Center for Teaching and Learning, and you may yourself, with their consent, visit their classes or ask other experienced teachers to do so.
There were classes of experienced soldiers (bajoras), of free peasants (laukininkas), and of "unfree" people (kaimynas and šeimynykštis).
Girls and women (it feels so corny to consider girls and women as these separate classes of experience, right?) have, more so than guys and to our great benefit, style and shopping as a means of expression and self-realization.
First, the demographic variables were calculated and then divided into four age classes (≤ 30 years, 31 40 years, 41 50 years and ≥51 years) and five classes of experience in the current work unit and total experience (≤ 1 year, 2 5 years, 6 10 years, 11 20 years and ≥ 21 years).
The Class of 2013 experienced the first First-Year Convocation, a celebratory ceremony akin to the ritual pomp and circumstance of Commencement.
Facing a 6.2percentt increase in applications and a 9.7percentt admission rate, the MIT Class of 2014 experienced the most competitive admissions cycle yet.
Though the full Kapnick Initiative will not be implemented until the fall of 2014, the entering Class of 2016 experienced a number of the pieces of LEAD during Orientation this fall.
Current definitions of mixed reality situations cannot cope adequately with this new class of experience.
Still, every aspect of the hotel, from its sleek limestone and brick exterior to its copious, designer-dressed staff, announces its intention to provide a different class of experience.
There is a class of perceptual experiences of a material object, X, where constancy holds; there is also a class of experiences of X where constancy breaks down.
With Silverlight, you can get a totally different class of experience, and there's a lot of value to that class of experience, relative to the way it enhances the way people work with information.
