Sentence examples for instruction just from inspiring English sources

People shouldn't have to go to a Catholic school (or any kind of school that forces you to undergo their religious instruction) just to receive a good education.

Since the city already provides many services to parochial school students like transportation, special education services and home instruction, just to name a few, it would seem that further city assistance would benefit both the parochial and public-school students.

Of the roughly $19 trillion in American investment capital, in other words, $17 trillion or so is invested with the implicit instruction: "Just give me back as much money as possible.

The idea that art can also arise from example and instruction just wouldn't jibe with the film's vision of an otherworldly kingdom in which hard work, ego and depression of the sort that probably claimed Arbus's life have no place.

Greer flew in from England, her rock-star glamour replaced by a stately grandeur, though her impatience with the sillinesses of the opposite sex endured: when an ingratiating middle-aged man told her that an appreciation for "The Female Eunuch" had once been his litmus test for dateworthy women, Greer responded with a tart instruction: "Just run along".

Phil Berardelli, author of the 1996 book "Safe Young Drivers" (Mountain Lake Press), said that most schools offered "six to 10 hours behind the wheel, but kids need at least 100 hours of supervised instruction just to be decent novice drivers".

Brett is committed to making introductory math courses more accessible by regularly using peer instruction, just-in-time short response questions, and small group activities in class.

Done properly, interactive textbooks offer not only video tutorials, more personalised instruction, just-in-time hints and homework help, but also instant access to assessment tools, teaching resources and the ability to network socially with students elsewhere.

In the online survey, faculty were presented with a list of seventeen of the most common EBIPs, including a brief description of each EBIP (e.g., peer instruction, just-in-time teaching, case studies, process oriented guided inquiry learning; see Additional file 1 for complete list).

Students may use them in the classroom or on their own for didactic instruction, just-in-time learning, or review.

The form was three pages, the instructions just one.