Sentence examples for higher levels of instruction from inspiring English sources

Critics say the church guards its teachings closely because it wants its followers to pay for access to higher levels of instruction.

In the MENA region, as in most regions of the world, a diploma signals that its bearer has achieved a particular level of knowledge and competence, allowing access to higher levels of instruction.

In part, this is a result of the higher levels of instruction and support given to the severe group by the RA (as presented in Figure  4); a large proportion of the severe groups' trials had hand-over-hand assistance or were completed by the RA, either of which would result in errorless step completion.

The WCST was chosen because of its good construct validity for older adults and because it did not require high levels of instruction for participants in this study.

English is the medium of instruction at higher levels of education and is widely used in government offices.

As a fourth-grade teacher in East Harlem, I know my students deserve the highest level of instruction and materials but often don't get it.

Some of these schools had developed a fairly high level of instruction in Western science and technology by the time of the Meiji Restoration.

Meanwhile, teachers underwent intensive training and development to address their dispositions about the abilities of black and impoverished children while providing the schools and teachers with the resources and capacity to deliver a high level of instruction for all children.

A February 1997 record that Dall recently unearthed detailed the magnet school's vision for ensuring a positive school setting that would send students off to become responsible citizens in meaningful careers after their personalized, high level of instruction at Clark.

These women reported significantly higher levels of positive affect when they received the sexual enjoyment instruction than when they received the genital pain instruction and neutral instruction, respectively.

This research explores ways in which one-shot library instruction might be bolstered through the promotion of higher levels of student engagement.