She introduced aptitude tests and remedial instruction and instituted a sex education course for sixth graders, which she taught.
When Mayor Giuliani and CUNY's trustees started attacking the university's policies in the mid-1990's, Mr. Edelstein renamed the group Friends of CUNY and reinvigorated it to defend open admissions and remedial instruction.
This article describes the development of Hypermedia-based English Learning system for Prepositions (HELP), which provides EFL students learning diagnosis and remedial instruction according to student confidence scores (CR).
Evidence shows that individual feedback and remedial instruction in general improve learning outcomes (Bloom et al. 1987).
Commenting on the effects of racial segregation in the school system, Rothstein said, "When you concentrate children with disadvantages in the same classrooms, the whole of instruction becomes remedial and below grade level".
District superintendents and board members say the reductions will shorten or close after-school programs, increase class sizes, eliminate remedial instruction and end some special programs.
Mr. Castro and the plan's supporters have called the higher tax a small price to pay for a program that they believe would make students less likely to need remedial instruction and more likely to graduate from high school.
As a consequence of the manifestation at a later stage, when the process of automatisation should lead to higher fluency, it may be recommended that remedial instruction and practice should be extended from kindergarten to grades 1 and 2 to gain positive effects.
Online learning seems especially useful in language and remedial education.
"We believe this situation could have been avoided had the officers followed training and protocol and Mr. Leon Ford followed the lawful instructions of officers," the board wrote, and recommended unspecified discipline for Derbish and remedial training for Kosko and Miller.
