Sentence examples for instructional programs for from inspiring English sources

The larger package sells for $29.95 and includes instructional programs for Windows XP Home and Professional editions, Internet Explorer 6, Netscape Communicator and Home & Small Office Networking.

Over the next several decades -- primarily as a consequence of the inclusion movement and the ascension of high stakes testing -- we have witnessed a dramatic reduction in specialized, intensive instructional programs for students with LD, and a corresponding large-scale return of students with LD and other types of disabilities to regular classes.

Designing an appropriate instructional program for such a task requires an understanding of the knowledge, skills and attitudes underpinning the competency required to perform the task.

The complete analysis of this type is conducted to help design instructional programs and IEP for students with extreme executive function deficit like ADHD children.

The past decade has brought many changes in funding for K-12 science education, including an increase in support for instructional programs.

Nor was it a good time to pitch the benefits of signing up for instructional programs about bird-watching or fine wines.

"Initially, it was a new thing and folks were a little skeptical — could we really reach these kind of conclusions just by looking at the data?" said Kristopher Kaase, Mississippi's deputy superintendent for instructional programs.

The "success fees" are a relatively recent phenomenon that troubles many opponents, who argue that students shouldn't have to pay extra for instructional programs that should be included in tuition.

Dave visited more than 2,000 elementary schools in 41 states and 12 countries with his instructional program, Juggling for Success.

The company has been developing a school market for the iPad by working with textbook publishers on instructional programs and sponsoring iPad workshops for administrators and teachers.

Finally, four future directions for media research are described including: questions about economic benefits and 'cognitive efficiencies' of media; the negative effects of cognitive load from multimedia instructional programs, new instructional design systems for newer media; and national studies of media use in schools and in distance education.