The district now plans its own assessments, including student presentations, written accounts of experiments and multiple-choice tests, that can show whether claims made for kit-based instruction have merit.
It is sobering to think that the side were outclassed even though their instructions had some merit.
Its novelty, as this is the first UK-based study that highlights the importance of formal instruction and demonstrates the merits of knowledge gains in key areas related to organ donation and transplantation and the need for effective communication with family members.
Co-evolution of motion and object, we further propose, suggests the pedagogical merit of indirect instruction in embodied interaction learning environments.
The composer Dennis DeSantis, for instance, in a manifesto on notation, writes: In this view, the score is essentially a mere set of instructions with no intrinsic artistic merit.
Parents and teachers have fought passionately in school districts around the country over the relative merits of traditional, or teacher-directed, instruction, in which students are told how to do problems and then drilled on them, versus reform or child-centered instruction, emphasizing student exploration and conceptual understanding.
Proposed algorithm (LR(Left-Right)): The above mentioned methods and algorithms have their own merits and demerits while executing an instruction in a pipelined processors.
A teaching assistantship is, at heart, merit-based financial aid, and an apprenticeship in instruction for the ivory-tower bound.
"I think it has merits," she said, "because what Klein is trying to do is create a laserlike focus on instruction and have everyone else support that machine in a very tight, cohesive way".
He also makes a small argument about a potential flaw in the jury instruction about the materiality of the information that is tacked on at the end, but this point is unlikely to merit much discussion at the oral argument.
