What kinds of educational institutions, teachers, textbooks, and patterns of instruction emerged?
The first public hint that Dr. Khan's network traded in bomb designs and engineering instruction emerged in 1995 after United Nations inspectors in Iraq found a set of documents describing an offer made to Baghdad before the Persian Gulf war of 1991.
Then, mainly in German universities, a style of instruction emerged which dealt specifically with detailed presentation of data as it related to public administration.
Students and would-be lawyers formed drinking societies, where they learned the social and drinking skills required of gentlemen.A market in instruction quickly emerged.
In addition to her cataloging duties, Erin also worked on diverse cross-departmental projects for the WUSTL Libraries including assessment, instruction, and emerging technologies.
In addition, a proportion of the respondents acknowledged that they did not consider pedagogical principles such as learner's pace, design of activities, evaluations, etc. when planning for instruction using emerging technologies.
This definition of active-learning instruction both emerged from and guided our iterative qualitative analysis of participants' pedagogical knowledge.
In order to minimize waiting-time, Turing arranged for instructions to be stored not in consecutive positions in the delay line, but in relative positions selected by the programmer in such a way that each instruction would emerge at exactly the time it was required, in so far as this was possible.
Based on our experience through this health management program, a set of five guiding principles for developing management skills and local capacity for instruction has emerged.
The LTC seeks to improve language learning and instruction by implementing emerging instructional technologies, in accordance with the aims of the school.
