Sentence examples for course a lesson from inspiring English sources
There is, of course, a lesson there – but it never feels like a lesson.
Which, of course, is a lesson about parabolic trajectories.
"In the course of a lesson, kids may work independently at their computer terminals, but then the teacher brings them back in.
But, as Mr Kurlansky notes, the cameras were not always benign: to be filmed it helped either to be violent or to be the victims of violence.That, of course, is a lesson well learned by today's anti-globalists.
That, of course, was a lesson in itself, she wrote.
Figures 1 and 2 show examples of a course and a lesson, respectively.
Regarding the focal psychological constructs, it is important to note, however, that this study does not investigate continual fluctuations of emotional experiences that occur within each student in the course of a lesson.
There is, of course, a larger lesson the Democrats could stand to learn here -- their tendency to get skittish and retreat when it seems they'll lose a legislative battle is robbing them of the opportunity to demonstrate what they stand for, even in the face of a legislative loss.
Students in traditional classrooms, however, showed decreased engagement over the course of a lesson-period.
Specifically, we evaluated whether engagement indicators shifted over the course of a lesson-period by comparing average distributions in the first 30 min of class and the second 30 min.
