"Getting Under Way" addresses similar issues to those covered first in McKeachie's Teaching Tips: designing a course, constructing a syllabus, setting a proper tone in the first classes.
Last year, she said, her tutoring bills hit six figures, including year-round SAT preparation from Advantage Testing at $425 per 50 minutes; Spanish and math help from current and former private school teachers at $150 an hour; and sessions with Mr. Iyer for Riverdale's equally notorious interdisciplinary course Constructing America, at $375 per 50 minutes.
Of course, constructed languages – or conlangs as they are commonly known – are nothing new.
The honeybee, of course, constructs hive cells in hexagons, which, for some people, suggests that geometry has some deep cosmic significance in the natural world.
Its excellent golf course, constructed in 1991 by one of the world's most celebrated golf course architects, Robert Trent Jones Jnr, was already operating when I was there.
One could of course construct an independent projection system which evaluates (x f ) directly (see, e.g., Remarks 5.3.1 in Kalnay 2003).
One, the Don Tello Golf Course,, is a 9-hole course constructed in 1994.
According to a marathon spokeswoman, Chicagoan William Boland emerged as the winner, completing 10 revolutions of the 2.62 mile course, constructed within the base's bounds, in 3 hours, 19 minutes and 2 seconds.
Interested in the ability of the human body to withstand and survive pain, No forces Bond to navigate his way through an obstacle course constructed in the facility's ventilation system.
Students in our course constructed models as paper-and-pencil artifacts visually similar to concept maps (semantic networks of concepts, represented in boxes, interconnected by arrows indicating the relationships among them).
Briefly, we calculated the amount of variance in the raw time course (e.g. the black trace in Fig. 1 A) that was accounted for by the time course constructed using the estimated hemodynamic responses (e.g. the red trace in Fig. 1 A).
