Sentence examples for conventional courses from inspiring English sources

To address these issues the content of CORE has departed significantly from conventional courses.

But, like conventional courses, whether they work well still depends on who is running it, and what they do to help you learn.

The University and College Union (UCU) general secretary, Sally Hunt, said there should be rigorous quality measures to protect the reputation of the sector in the face of new "challenger institutions" providing cheaper, less conventional courses.

For 30 years, Mr. Tygiel (pronounced ty-GELL) worked in the history department at San Francisco State University, where he taught mostly conventional courses on the Great Depression, the history of California and the history of labor in the United States.

Prof Agarwal says the idea of mixing online learning with conventional courses will become standard practice.

Students experience more anxiety and boredom during conventional courses, which acts as an impediment to acquiring substantial problem-solving skills.

Occasionally, she wondered what might have been if she had pursued a less conventional course.

None of these programs will be mandatory, as students can still choose a conventional course load.

The conventional course for a French dancer would be to apply to the École de Danse, at the Paris Opera Ballet.

[cartoon id="A17439"] The conventional course for a French dancer would be to apply to the École de Danse, at the Paris Opera Ballet.

Perhaps this image of being devoured or despoiled by a voracious, needy infant helps explain why Eliot did not follow a conventional course of motherhood.