Sentence examples for instructional burden from inspiring English sources

Probability is also important to the biology curriculum via genetics (Masel, 2012), and so minimizing probability in a statistics class shifts instructional burden to the biology faculty.

Peer grading can help relieve the burden on instructional staff posed by grading written answers making it possible to add practice opportunities that increase student performance on actual exams.

Another challenge of video as an instructional medium is the cost burden, especially to resource constrained institutions.

Feasibility assessed partner availability, perceived burden, clarity of instructional materials and compliance with training materials, weekly massage practice, and returning of data collection instruments.

report placed much of the blame for soaring prices on what it called "enhanced offerings," all the CDs and instructional supplements with which textbooks are increasingly bundled — or burdened.

The feasibility of conducting research in classroom settings requires not placing too high an assessment burden on students, thereby protecting precious school day instructional time.

"If it becomes a burden on the student and teacher and it takes away from instructional time, then we've missed the point altogether," he said.

"Adding the QR code with the comprehensive instructional video that is always available to the asthma patients, removes a lot of the burden from physician's busy schedule and helps asthmatic to better manage their asthma".

Our world relies too heavily on credentials for me to believe that the #change11 (an introductory course about instructional technology for researchers) experience would remain as open as it is, if it were suddenly forced to carry the burden of standards that falls, rightly or wrongly, on formalised higher education.

Heavy instructional stories fail.

Bill Honig Chair, Instructional Quality Commission California Department of Education Mill Valley, Calif.