Aviv had time to only touch on one of the most destructive legacies of school reform, aligned and paced instruction enforced by under-the-gun administrators.
How you experience and interpret his work is your choice (the artist can instruct otherwise, but he can't enforce that instruction once his art enters the public sphere).
Will we enforce Paul's instruction that women veil themselves and keep their hair long?
It was an April night, and Barlick, one of the best umpires in the league, was seething about early-season instructions from the home office to enforce the balk rule, the kind of bureaucratic interference that umpires loathe.
Afterward, he was left with only one instruction, to be enforced if necessary by his sisters: Don't come back.
But many charter schools that have flourished in cities in the past two decades are extremely traditional in their approach; teachers emphasize direct instruction, drilling, and test prep, and enforce strict codes of discipline.
We did not determine whether the editorial staff of the journals applies additional procedures that are not reflected in the author instructions e.g. to encourage or even enforce adherence of authors to the promoted policies.
Above all, they knew that the inability of systems to enforce house rules was undercutting instruction, encouraging horrible habits, and setting their children up for failure -- or worse -- after they left school.
High level assembly code (intrinsic functions) was used to enforce the SSE2 and SSE4.1 instruction sets, leading to a 2-fold acceleration of the original Fortran (Table 1).
But such training will be ineffective, the draft suggests, if the department is unwilling to enforce its regulations and discipline firefighters who do things like ignore instructions to report to a particular staging area.
