Sentence examples for instructional work from inspiring English sources

Instructional work done by the various branches of the armed forces during both World Wars I and II was very effective in promoting swimming.

The majority of respondents identify instructional work as integral to their professional identity, but nearly one-third see this work as a duty or expectation, and a small proportion view it as an imposition.

A Canadian national survey of 788 library staff doing instructional work revealed that most participants expected to be doing some teaching in their workplaces, and the largest proportion of participants have been teaching for more than 10 years.

Thomas B. Nichols: Resigned four years after graduating; taught at the National Military School of Colombia, where he published a 3‑volume instructional work on artillery.

The norms suggest that instructional work includes the teacher presenting a task that provides students with mathematical, material, and social resources and asks students to make a conjecture; those resources could include a diagram and tools to gather information from it, as well as some description of the concepts students are to work with and the request to make some conjectures.

In this study, we examine the first few tasks, which are framed as an example of 'making conjectures.' These segments of the animated scenario elicited conversations among the participants that contained descriptions of students related to instructional work around conjecturing tasks.

Pious and instructional works abound.

Along with these instructional works, there flourished, at least from the very early Renaissance, an unofficial or popular literature.

SB If we look at the parallels with the theatre, Dogville is very reminiscent of Brecht and instructional works of his like The Good Woman of Setzuan or Mother Courage.

The term "literary works" does not connote any criterion of literary merit or qualitative value: it includes catalogs, directories, and similar factual, reference, or instructional works and compilations of data.

For reading, Ms. Murphy and instructional aides work with groups of eight students, those with disabilities mixed in according to their reading levels.