The phrase "during lesson time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to indicate a specific time frame during which a lesson or class is taking place. Example: "During lesson time, students are expected to remain seated and pay attention to the teacher."
We use them to research things during lesson time, to improve and enrich our understanding.
"I walked around during lesson time and there were kids in the corridors, not in lessons".
In a statement, Mr Slater said many schools had issues with too many students using the toilets during lesson time.
In a typical EFL context, such activities might include brainstorming activities, games, quizzes, surveys (in-class or within the institution during lesson time), group debates, role plays, simulations, collaborative creative writing, presentations, and speeches.
Schools can be a valuable setting for public health interventions, as there are possibilities to intervene during lesson time or through extra-curricular activities, and to include families and communities.
Eat and chat together and say all you missed out on saying during lesson time.
It revealed that one in five secondary pupils had not discussed global issues at all during lesson times in the previous year, while only two in five believed their actions affected people in other countries.
Adolescents completed the questionnaires during lesson times on the third week of starting academic year in October 2010.
Different aspects of time acted as barriers for teachers' implementation of the FV programme: time spent on having a FV break during lessons, time needed to prepare FV and time spent on pupils' misbehaviour and not being able to handle getting FV.
Nowtaking place in 3,600 primary schools each day in 35 countries around the world, it takes children outside during normal lesson time to run or walk laps of the playground for 15 minutes.
So, some children were exercising in MVPA during the whole lesson time, while others were exercising at lower intensity levels.
