Sentence examples for intensive teaching from inspiring English sources

In his most intensive teaching system, students analyzed at least 100 games of every world champion.

Kalmen Opperman, a master clarinetist whose intensive teaching methods helped mold some of the top players of the last 50 years, died on June 18 in Manhattan.

According to the report, compulsory resits will create a huge additional burden, not just because of the sheer numbers but because many of their students will have got below a D in their original GCSE and require more intensive teaching.

The son of an English schoolmaster, Hill was interested in problems of teaching; for about 15 years he operated schools in which he emphasized student democracy, rigid self-discipline, and intensive teaching.

A spokesperson for the Crest academy sponsor, E-Act, defended the school's response, confirming that the academy's internal quality assurance processes discovered in March that students undertaking the BTec medical science programme "required intensive teaching support in order to meet the requirements of the course".

In pilots, terms were extended by 10 weeks each year, with a more intensive teaching timetable.

Now we are asking in a large multi-center trial whether a one time session can be as effective as an intensive teach to goal approach to maximize understanding and behaviors.

Brown et al 21 suggested that communication skill programmes may need to be longer, more intensive, teach a broader range of skills, provide ongoing performance feedback, utilise patient feedback and use a variety of instruments to measure change in communication skills.

Simulation is a time- and cost-intensive teaching modality that consists of both hands-on experience with a lifelike manikin and a debriefing session.

In response to concerns about possible neutralization system needs for a new chemistry building at Yale University, continuous pH measurements were collected from several laboratory-intensive teaching and research buildings over periods of time ranging from 22 to 37 days in each building.

Options range from the simple decorating of premade gingerbread houses — popular among parents and grandparents who sign up with young children — to intensive courses taught by pastry chefs.