They've got lessons, and young people learning the harp and flute and dancing.
They've got much better textbooks, they've got lesson plans, but the sophistication of the lesson plans, really delivering high quality lessons on a regular basis, and the whole approach to continuous teacher development that you see in the better developed systems, we haven't quite got that working the way we need to yet.
Moreover, staff can't easily tell who has and hasn't got lessons arranged because, as Simister admits to The Observer, there's no incentive for instructors to use the centralised online diary.
"That girl has got to get a lesson in how to walk.
And honestly, I've got my lessons to teach.
"But they say, 'We've got some lessons learned — not militarily, but how we did it politically.
We're not Romans, I assert, because we've got the lessons of history to instruct us.
The count organizes London's War and Peace Ball ("I'd go, only they do all that old-school dancing and you've got to have lessons," Mr. Webster said), which helped finance the building of the rather grand Russian Orthodox church, blue onion domes and all, that is currently astounding visitors on the road from Heathrow.
But they've got the lesson, certainly now, that I ain't for moving.
In case you still thought Napoleon Bonaparte was some kind of lady-loving charmer, even considering he divorced his much-loved Josephine (causing her massive distress) because she hadn't managed to give him an heir, you've got a lesson coming to you.
