The phrase "delivered sessions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a series of lectures, workshops, or similar events that someone has conducted. For example, "Dr. John Smith delivered four sessions on the history of Modern European Art this past summer."
Twenty peer delivered sessions were evaluated by master and undergraduate student coders using a cross-validation design to examine peer based alcohol intervention sessions.
Finally, we will consider the teaching strategies used during the delivered sessions and discuss how we believe they will allow us to achieve these aims.
The small difference in delivered sessions between males and females ensure that assumptions about the gender balance of additional recruits should not have a marked impact on the results.
The data pool comprised a total of 36 audio-taped sessions out of a possible 78 sessions of guided self-help representing 46% of delivered sessions and 7 of the 10 'self-help coaches' involved in the exploratory trial.
To provide teachers who did not engage fully with the intervention with the necessary support to lead SFS sessions, a comparative study of teachers who delivered sessions and those who did not would have been beneficial, and a recommendation for future research.
In treatment clinics, women received the nurse delivered session at baseline and received a follow-up counseling session after three months.
She believes having an occupational therapist deliver sessions makes all the difference; she assesses people to work out their ability and where STH can meet their needs.
Thomas worked as a music teacher in secondary schools across London before leaving to work with people living with dementia – he now delivers sessions in care homes, using creative tasks to help stimulate memories.
Previous categories have alluded to feelings of guilt because of the time involved in delivering sessions.
UK faculty respondent 3 "I am more confident to deliver sessions without PowerPoint and they are generally more interactive".
Whilst SFS session plans were designed to be pragmatic for consistent implementation across schools, several barriers to delivering sessions as intended were cited by coaches and teachers.
