Immediate feedback involved supervisors interrupting instruction when the teacher incorrectly performed a target behavior, identifying the error for the teacher, asking the teacher how he or she could correct the error, and often providing a more appropriate procedure or modeling the correct behavior (O'Reilly, 1992; O'Reilly and Renzaglia, 1994; Coulter and Grossen, 1997).
One day, when I was in the middle of a pressing phone conversation, my kids had instructions not to interrupt — instructions that did not go over so well because, when you're 11, there are many, many things that constitute a news bulletin.
Liam, who had been silently doodling for the first fifteen minutes of class, suddenly interrupted my instruction.
At that moment the coordinator of our project (who was observing) interrupted the instruction and clarified the representation of the model by explaining the analogy of the electron cloud of the benzene ring and the circle in the model.
Most CPUs include a single-byte or one-word software interrupt instruction that will serve as a tool.
Remove all memory chips (or disable them by putting their control signals to idle states), and pull the data bus to the value of the interrupt instruction.
The older player's repeated and speeded-up words (">↑Wait, ↑wait, <") are delivered with raised pitch, which interrupts the instruction.
"It's kind of fun and better than standing in line," he said, only to be interrupted by another instruction: "Please place item in bagging area".
In many genes, stretches of genetic 'nonsense,' called introns, interrupt the instructions for protein synthesis.
Although instruction was interrupted by the outbreak of the American Revolution, the college was firmly established by the end of Manning's administration.
