As this is a preliminary report, the student numbers are too small to derive any statistical comparison between on-site versus distant site instruction.
As more students are trained by this project, using both on-site and distant site instruction, greater statistical comparison of the methods will be possible.
While these programs have been criticized as unrealistically expensive, costing as much as $6,000 a child annually, Dr. Darrell P. Wheeler, an assistant professor at the School for Social Work at Hunter College, said that less comprehensive interventions could be ineffective because they might appear to be little more than instructions from distant adults.
A tablet PC is provided as a user device to give exercise instructions and distant feedback.
Dr Arnold, no mean judge of character, rejoicing in the promise the appointment gave of a new era in the annals of colonial management, expressed the delight with which, had circumstances permitted, he would have laboured with such a governor in founding a system of general education and religious instruction in that distant land.
Indeed, she preferred to be alone, she did not turn around if her name was called, and she did not respond to instructions and appeared distant when attempts were made to interact with her.
One field the cable could be used in is medicine, as it could allow physicians to give instructions on surgeries in distant places in a reliable way.
"It is something like the uncertainty principle: if you are distant enough from the experience to need instruction, you are too remote to be benefitted.
Education, for instance, will be transformed by going back to the ways of our distant ancestors, who gave their children no formal instruction but let them learn from unstructured play and interaction with older kids.
Exosomes may be assembled and secreted in response to instructions received from neighbouring cells, from distant tissues, or in response to local environmental factors (e.g., oxygen tension).
