Sentence examples for idea of lessons from inspiring English sources
The academy recommends swimming lessons for children 4 and older, and is now more open than in the past to the idea of lessons for 1-to-4-year-olds: previously, it had recommended against, but now there are some small studies that suggest little children may be at less risk of drowning if they've had formal swimming instruction.
The idea of Italian lessons, for example, sprang from Mr. Kaalund's fluency in the language.
As a child I was very resistant to the idea of dance lessons.
My nine year old son was a little wary at first at the idea of the lessons, but yesterday, on his third day he confidently sat his beautiful horse Greifi, and calmly guided him toward me at the end of the lesson.
Interdisciplinary Connections: Any Discipline- The basic idea of this lesson plan (developing a lesson to teach a concept, stemming from a children's story) can be employed in any course.
Home-schooling was Dr. Barnes's first thought, but he did not like the idea of creating lesson plans and grading papers.
"The idea of the lesson was to explore the tensile strength of the organs.
Supporting the idea of making language lessons compulsory at the age of seven, Mr Jones added: "You can't expect a seven-year-old to make a choice based on their career prospects 15 to 20 years down the line.
"I dropped the idea of riding after Lesson 1," she said.
For example, this lesson idea of subject 5312 focused on adaptation and alludes to natural selection: "Students will learn about certain animals environments, their adaptive characteristics to those environments and create their own explanation for how those animals may have adapted to survive.
But however shocking some will find the idea of a school where lessons were voluntary, the sports ground was never used, pupils regularly swore and smoked and tuition, where it existed, was often hopelessly amateur, they should remember that many orthodox boarding schools at the time sometimes seriously failed pupils in other ways.
