Sentence examples for instructors point from inspiring English sources

From instructors' point of view, providing the linkage between the content of the courses in terms of universal design issues can be a good way to foster the development of innovative teaching strategies.

These two processes were evaluated from the students' point of view (i.e., students' opinions and experiences) and from the instructors' point of view (i.e., a panel evaluation of the submitted works).

From the instructors' point of view, the assessment of the computer-based examination was quicker and more efficient (0.5 hours for one instructor for 36 students vs. 60 hours for 62 students).

Every time an experiment failed, we (instructors) pointed out how it could serve the purpose of the project and how each result, whether positive or negative, leads us to another step and a better understanding of the project's goal.

At the final review, I received an A. The instructors pointed to these butcher paper figure paintings as the turning point.

An unnamed Navy instructor in Coronado repeatedly dunked Lovelace under water during a five-minute period, despite instructors pointing the SEAL candidate out as struggling during the "combat" pool exercise, according to the county's report released Wednesday.

The transition from an individual work-based (Individualistic) to an SGL environment was relatively straightforward (from the instructors' points of view), and made the course more enjoyable to teach.

Finlay McQuade, the instructor, pointed to the motto posted overhead.

We had worked our way through "Ave Verum Corpus Natum" when the instructor pointed at me. "You!'' she said.

The instructor pointed out things not to touch (the tail rotor, for instance), as well as important features like the escape hatches.

Signs bear inspirational messages like "You are light in the Lord" and "Retire early... die now!" Danny, my instructor, pointed to a guy in the back seat of his car and told me I'd be driving him home.