Our own competency dates from the birth of our child; from that day forth we have been able to handle whatever came along, and can instruct any ody in a subject and competently.
Testing data would be used for only a fraction of the teachers in the state, because many teachers instruct in subjects or grades that do not have an annual exam.
She is considering another university where she could still have tenure, as well as the opportunity to conduct the research she loves and instruct in her favorite subjects, but the university's expectation of her performance would be more reasonable than the Ivy League institution.
David, instructed in humanist subjects as well as in arts and letters, also learned to speak fluent French, the international language of the European establishment from London to Saint Petersburg.
They were also to instruct Peter in other subjects such as royal and military history, blacksmithing, carpentry, joinery, printing, and, unusually for Russian nobility at the time, sailing and shipbuilding.
In 1789, Andrew Bell invented the Madras system of education to order to instruct British colonial subjects in India; it was a disciplinary system which employed a hierarchy of student monitors and very few teachers (economical for the colonies, Bell argued).
Instead she used a number of "assistant" experimenters to instruct the subjects in their tasks, and to collect the results.
At the beginning session #3, the therapist will instruct subjects in this group in the standardized exercise regimen.
Subjects were instructed in the use of a mask with a demand valve for self-administration of medical gasses and told that they would take a double vital capacity breath of four different concentrations of CO2 in air, which, though being a harmless physiologic substance, may cause brief neurovegetative responses and arousal or anxiety, depending on the concentration.
And then you write your piece, presuming to instruct people in this very subject, as if you were some kind of expert, because you like finding out about stuff and explaining it.
According to this account, when faced with a change in sensory information which instructs the subject to adjust their motor behavior (e.g., a no-go cue), it is not the inhibitory function per se but rather the more general process of initiating response control which drives activation in the IFC.
