Sentence examples for instruction adapted from inspiring English sources

Fig. 2 Diagram of learning theories and methods follow an active learning type of instruction (adapted from, Bishop & Verleger, 2013).

He introduced new methods of ski instruction, adapting some from Austria, along with innovations in artificial snow and in keeping it well groomed.

"As teachers, we get all this training in 'differentiated instruction' — adapting our teaching to the needs of each student," she said.

I AGREE After accepting the HIT and agreeing to the terms of use, participants were provided with the following instructions (adapted from [32]).

Cognition: picture based instructions, adapted toys and games, automatic reminders.

They were given a booklet with the following instructions, adapted from Fillenbaum (1976): Your task will consist of rephrasing each sentence as accurately as you can.

Prior to questionnaire completion, participants read instructions adapted from the study by French et al. (2007): 'We want to examine how you interpret questions commonly used in health-related research studies.

FGF-23 serum levels were quantified using an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, Human FGF-23 (C-Term) ELISA kit, according to the manufacturer's instructions, adapted to the Triturus automatic microplate apparatus.

At the end of each four-month survey interval, NHS trust record-keeping departments were asked to collate the sample of patients using sampling instructions adapted from those used for the national Inpatient Survey to allow the addition of ward information.

Student motivation and performance improve when the instruction is adapted to student learning preferences and styles [ 1].

The dual-processing instruction was adapted from previous ECG based studies (Ark et al. 2006, 2007; Eva et al. 2007): "Cardiac presentations often sound similar to cases you have encountered before, such as the cases we reviewed during the last hour.