Sentence examples for instruction in the study from inspiring English sources

Individual instruction in the study and interpretation of musical literature.

In the early 1900s, Edmund Huey, a pioneer in the psychology of reading, advocated embedding reading instruction in the study of content so that it might "disappear in the study of 'central subjects.'" In the 1950s, the national Right to Read campaign introduced the slogan, "Every teacher a teacher of reading," drawing attention to how reading skills could support students' learning of content.

However, the cognitive instruction in this study was that during the RECOGNIZE and SHARE EMOTION conditions the subjects had to appraise the emotions explicitly.

As someone who received more than a decade's worth of instruction in the field of religious studies, I'm a bit flabbergasted by these directives, which look nothing like the actual study of religions.

The decreased study time found with total study time with the ankle instructional multimedia group was consistent with the decrease in study time noted in physical therapy students using computer-assisted instruction (CAI) in the study by Kinney et al. (1997).

EQUIP was chosen to identify features of teachers' discussions and inquiry-based instruction in this study.

Since the definition of inquiry has been appropriated into the Singapore Primary Science Syllabus, a guiding document for science teachers to abide by, EQUIP can be used to guide teachers' discussions and analyses of inquiry-based instruction in this study.

However, these assumptions may be supported by the instructions applied in the study.

M. R. S., W. C., and E. L. were involved in instruction of the study exercises.

After general biology instruction (Study 1), they had a mean proportion correct of 0.62; after phylogenetics instruction in the Evolution course (Study 2), accuracy increased to 0.90.

Yet they represent values that have shaped Cornell — an institution where "any person can find instruction in any study". The College of Veterinary Medicine has aimed for that vision — albeit with failings and flaws along the way — throughout its history.