"comprehensive lessons" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to lessons that cover a wide range of topics and provide a thorough understanding of the subject. Example: The school offers comprehensive lessons in mathematics, including algebra, calculus, and geometry.
These provide comprehensive lessons for the design, management and coordination of future DT programmes in low carbon energy technology.
Many teachers are too embarrassed to give pupils proper comprehensive lessons on sensitive subjects like sex and drugs, according to the education watchdog, Ofsted.
This online educational site offers a Beginner or Intermediate Course that offers comprehensive lessons, an online tutorial, parent dashboard to monitor progress and lifetime access to Tynker's online creativity suite.
BBC Languages In its "Quick Fix" section, BBC Languages showcases useful phrases in 40 languages, but the site's strong suit is the comprehensive lessons it offers in seven languages: French, German, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Portuguese, and Chinese.
Or for a more a musical approach, this comprehensive lesson looks at the emotional aspects of relationships through images, reflective tasks and quotes, before asking students to turn the famous Corinthians quote ("Love is patient, love is kind …") into a modern song in a genre of their choice.
In April 2006, the Elbe River again caused severe damage despite a comprehensive lessons-learned process initiated shortly after the Elbe River floods in 2002 DKKV 20044).
Even though I have been lucky enough to attend a school where we have comprehensive PSHE lessons, not once has the issue of consent been raised in class.
So, albeit far from being comprehensive, still lessons can be learnt from the results.
A more comprehensive five-lesson series for beginners is $100, including a tea set with a three-ounce tin of third-picking wild green tea.
As the went past halfway – the point Quigg's promoter, Eddie Hearn, had predicted a knockout for his man, "no question" – the Bury fighter had not won a round, or even an exchange, and was on the wrong end of a comprehensive boxing lesson.
HISTORY IN BELLS AND BRASS Enough important New Yorkers are buried in Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, from Henry Ward Beecher to Leonard Bernstein and Jean-Michel Basquiat — and that's just the B's — that a fairly comprehensive history lesson could be had in a long afternoon spent there.
