Once a week, 50 min Approx. 30 students/section Scaffolded GIW questions reinforce problem solving skills/processes instituted in lecture.
In 2004 Queen Mary College instituted an annual Peston lecture in his honour.
In 2007, the Stritch School of Medicine instituted a policy that all lectures for the first two years of medical school would be provided online through secure networks using video streaming technology.
French institutes provide lectures, language courses, and access to books and newspapers.
Cynthia and Evelyn are forever cycling off to the local institute for lectures on such topics as the wing markings of the Grizzled Skipper.
In addition to naming a lecture room after him, the Romanian Academy has instituted the Ion Heliade Rădulescu Award in 1880, it was awarded to Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu, for his Cuvinte den bătrâni, and worth 5,000 gold lei.
He founded the Hudson Valley Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra, and in 1990 he instituted the Bard Music Festival, a summer series of classical-music concerts, lectures, and panel discussions.
Six years ago, the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine instituted an extensive patient safety education program that involved a series of required workshops and lectures for medical students beginning in their first year.
Last year, South Dakota — which has a grand total of one abortion provider — instituted a 72-hour waiting period, plus a requirement that the woman undergo a lecture at one of the state's anti-abortion pregnancy counseling centers.
Shortly after his arrival at Edinburgh, he instituted a mathematical laboratory, and his book The Calculus of Observations (1924) was based on his lectures on numerical analysis.
