Sentence examples for instructors organized from inspiring English sources

Two of the school's instructors organized the boys into two companies, but Cooper, who was given the rank of captain, later recalled that "they taught us how to march and that's about all".

Some online instructors organize their classes into smaller discussion groups led by teaching assistants.

Feedback from the SESs and CWSEI department directors and discussions with other instructors indicated these categories tended to match how instructors generally organized their thinking about the different elements of teaching a course, and so this organization made the process of filling out the survey most efficient.

Instructors are organized into departments, most of which bear the same names they did when the grandparents of today's students were undergraduates.

In 1920, dance instructor Arthur Murray organized the world's first "radio dance" while he attended Tech.

For the Spring 2012 semester, the highest score was for the measure: '[Instructor] was enthusiastic about communicating the subject matter'; the lowest score was for the measure: '[Instructor] organized course to achieve those goals.' Qualitative analyses on the 11 open-ended course evaluations demonstrated substantial approval of the course instructor and mixed reviews of the course.

He trained Indian catechists, or instructors, to organize village assemblies throughout the mountains and jungles of the diocese.

"Respect for students' abilities and experiences," "the role of instructor in organizing the content and sequence of learning based on students' needs," and "the instructor should measure teaching effectiveness by assessing changes in students' attitudes and behaviors," were ranked (in order) significantly higher by students.

Four instructors will be organized in pairs, and each pair will take care of one aquatic exercise group during the entire program.

The tai chi instructor will organize the intervention group to begin their first tai chi session within one week of randomization.

MANOVA show no statistically significant differences on two instrumental evaluation items: instructor is knowledgeable and organized.