All three students were interviewed at the end of a ninth-grade biology class that included instruction on matter and energy in plant growth.
Now, law students are supposed to receive instructions on matters like handling their clients' money or dealing fairly with opponents.
In Israel's Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox community, there are manuals written for brides and grooms to be, to help guide them on the subject of intimacy in married life, but they employ allegorical, vague terminology and no explicit how-to instructions on matters of sexual intercourse.
Indeed, it would not be appropriate for non-Muslims to presume to give instruction on these matters.
— even though most of us received no formal instruction on financial matters until it was too late.
Saving classical music today has little to do with the quality of young players, generally very high, or with providing instruction on professional matters like auditions, personal finance or press relations.
"Discussion and instruction on the subject matter involving family diversity will continue in compliance with state core curriculum content standards mandates," the statement read.
The rating scores indicate how important participants thought it would be for the INTREC training program to provide instruction on the subject matter referred to in the statement.
Rating scores indicate participants' perceptions of how important it is that the INTREC training programs provides instruction on the subject matter referred to in the statement or in the cluster of statements.
In this second round, which started about three weeks after the brainstorming exercise was finished, participants were asked to rate the set of statements, on a five point scale, in terms of how important they felt it would be for the INTREC training program to provide instruction on the subject matter that is mentioned in the statement (1 not important at all, 5 very important).
