Sentence examples for course revision from inspiring English sources

Question nos. 5 and 7 showed little or no change throughout the course revision process.

Of these, six were considered active participants in the USE project based on their participation in course revision activities, which we first identified from USE project records and then corroborated during interviews.

When asked during the informal interview about the course revision experience and what went well, she stated: I think that the chance to break up into small groups to talk over the concepts or work on guided exercises, I think that went really well.

An example of feedback discussed earlier is iterative use of pre post assessments with validated instruments accompanied by careful application of findings to course revision.

Evidence from direct and indirect assessment has guided continuous course revision and has revealed that compared with the course it replaced, Biological Inquiry produces significant learning gains in all targeted areas.

In each year of Biological Inquiry, students' perceptions of learning gains have continued to climb in areas that we have targeted for further course revision, and this indicates that we are successfully "closing the loop" on assessment (Banta and Blaich, 2010).

At the same time, I highlighted the marked elevation in teaching evaluations to demonstrate the effectiveness of my course revisions.

The curriculum, based on NHTSA's Law Enforcement Training on Older Drivers, was first released in 2007, followed by several major course revisions, including content tailored specifically to state law and officers' needs.

Of course revisions and feedback are necessary, but wisely selecting your artists, sharing a thoughtful and thorough creative brief and having a proposal sketch phase allows artists the freedom to move forward with creating.

Further data are needed to determine the actual impact of the course revisions on student enrollment.

The office guides the processes for requesting and approving new courses, revisions to existing courses, and curricular changes, including proposals for new majors, minors, and interdisciplinary certificate programs.