Sentence examples for draft lessons from inspiring English sources

Before Mr. Obama was elected, advisers began debriefing Clinton veterans to draft "lessons learned" memorandums.

Grounded theory methods were used to analyse pre- and post-workshop questionnaire responses, tape-recorded group discussions and several draft lesson outlines.

The team's natural tendency was not to map out final student assessments or unit learning goals, key features of backwards design, but rather to draft lesson plans.

We asked the participants what their interests and priorities were, and presented them with a draft curriculum, draft lesson plans, and methods to benchmark and assess the material.

Facing the Future, a curriculum developer for schools in all 50 states, is drafting lesson plans based on the video.

In a sense, the team behaved as teachers typically do in the design arena (Remillard, 1999) by drafting lesson plans for implementation in their respective classrooms.

Naturally, this whole process produces reams of documents: evaluations, draft plans, lesson lists, observations, reports and so on.

The team ultimately determined they could begin drafting up lesson plans by referencing the starting points and ideas listed on these sheets of paper.

Would he have been drafting a lesson plan for those kids to develop their writing and communication skills through writing their own poetry?

The 172-page internal report was drafted to apply lessons learned from the Columbia shuttle disaster to other space agency projects.

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