A digitised archive collection is an educational tool too– teachers and academics can access our collections with ease to enrich lessons or their research.
We witnessed history, our professors enriched lessons with their own depth of experience and knowledge.
Which is a shame because, at its best, video on demand can help enrich science lessons.
In fact, this worked so well that I am currently contacting other religious leaders to enrich my lessons.
The case studies complement the literature review and enrich the lessons learned and findings to advance the diversity of methodologies and approaches in this field.
They will learn: when their child raises their hand at every question posed to the class, are they really enriching the lesson... or just disputing it?
She may enrich the lesson in various ways that would be inscrutable to any outsider coming in abruptly without any pre-planning together.
The conclusion of The Giving Tree is a bitterly sad one -- but, as in all of Silverstein's works, it's a good, soul-enriching, life-lesson-imparting kind of sad.
Those lessons enriched his Spider-Man trilogy, making it one of the best superhero movie franchises and a profitable one too, making $800m apiece.
In his clinical settings, undergraduates, medical students and house staff are enriched by his lessons in social justice and compassionate, respectful medicine.
According to the department, which can scarcely contain itself, the board "enriches and energises lessons, facilitates whole-class teaching, motivates pupils, enables teachers to be more creative, promotes enthusiasm for learning, improves understanding, leads to higher levels of retention, raises achievement, and is more interesting than textbooks".
