The director's wife has founded a radically sustainable, hands-on school in Malibu.
For example, in one study in Temple, Texas, that used a sample of 647 students in grades 3 5 in seven elementary schools, Klemmer et al. (2005b) found that for those students who participated in a hands-on school gardening program, science achievement scores were higher than for those students who did not participate.
Cal Poly Pomona is a hands-on school and our students are involved in many team projects.
So when I was at this hands-on school back in 2004, I got to see this in 3D--all the stuff that you'd read, all the documentaries.
The kids-only cookery school is running hands-on one-day courses throughout the holidays which are fun and also foster positive attitudes towards food and cooking.
Hong Kong, for China, has become a sort of giant, hands-on MBA school.Hands off?Hong Kong, then, provides some of the means for China's modernisation.
If you go back some 20 years, you will find dozens of small, hands-on cooking schools for home cooks all around New York.
Set up some hands-on, after school activities to help him get a better understanding of what he's learning in class.
To help teachers like Basyariah, UNICEF has focused its 2006 back-to-school campaign here on helping teachers, principals and schools improve the quality of education in Aceh, and providing hands-on training and school supplies.
Training dentists is expensive, because dental schools must provide hands-on training — unlike medical schools, which send doctors to hospitals for training after they graduate.
