Sentence examples for instructional visit from inspiring English sources

There was a single set-up instructional visit that took less than one hour and was performed prior to initiation of the investigation.

Dr. Sternberg said she also worked to revamp the teacher evaluation system, ensuring that each Wednesday all principals and instructional supervisors visit classrooms — no meetings are scheduled on that day.

Visit instructional or "how-to" websites.

Cashman spoke hopefully of Girardi one day taking part in the Yankees' instructional league or visiting their academy in the Dominican Republic.

The 2005 conference also included a teaching experiment that served as a bridge between the instructional segments and a site visit to the Wells G & H Superfund site in Woburn, Massachusetts (these two municipal wells were found to be contaminated with industrial waste in 1979).

Mr. Pokrass later confirmed that "'Other instructional sites' are typically not visited".

Despite lots of help -- Marie Buchanan, a veteran teacher at P.S. 92 who is Ms. Moffett's official mentor, and Theresa Morris, the instructional specialist for the whole school, visit daily -- Ms. Moffett toils to meet the varied needs of her pupils within the rigid framework of the curriculum.

This provides good evidence that at least two or three successive classroom visits are necessary to adequately characterize an instructor's classroom practices; it may be that additional visit could demonstrate additional instructional variability in some of our faculty members.

Dakota Reyes, an instructional specialist for the Board of Education who occasionally visits Ms. Moffett's classroom, said she should be as no-nonsense as possible because so many of her pupils are fidgety and have unusually short attention spans.

The NP also provided continence education (such as adequate fluids), an educational leaflet and advice on environmental changes (e.g. leaving the bathroom light on at night) [ 27]. ● A NP delivered prompted voiding (PV) instructional initiative to carers in eight weekly visits.

That argument suggests that we should stop the 10 million students each month who visit Khan Academy, an online collection of instructional videos and practice problems, from using the system on the grounds that there is no "face-to-face" interaction with a teacher.