Sentence examples for joint lessons from inspiring English sources

The second is to cooperate with nearby schools by holding joint lessons and by using technology.

If anything, common planning time should be expanded so that teachers can compare student work, develop joint lessons and learn from observing other classrooms.

In this class, children from different schools may hold joint lessons, dialogues on friendship, harmony and peace.

On this day, a half-dozen children ranging from 6 year olds to teenagers were involved in a joint lesson on Vietnam.

Edwin E. Catmull, a co-founder with Mr. Jobs of Pixar, and Larry Ellison, the Oracle chief executive and one of Mr. Jobs's closest friends, participated in a joint interview billed as the "Lessons of Steve Jobs".

The same was true during the military confrontation in Haiti in 1994, over restoring the exiled president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, which she favored and drew lessons from about joint command of American armed forces.

In this regard, such tools as newsletters, electronic forums (a website or list-serve) and joint stakeholder workshops to share lessons and best development practices will clearly play a big part in enhancing overall WES Project performance and impact during the new Country Programme.

Railtrack, the Association of Train Operating Companies and the safety body Railway Safety issued a joint statement talking of "learning the lessons" of Paddington.

Fourth, it summarizes lessons learned to foster a joint scientific investigation among research teams with complementary skills.

Lessons Learned: CDPF STRENGTH The joint funding of capacity development by a group of DPs through a flexible, government-led process has been shown to be an aid-effective model.

Later, at a reception at the Penn Club, the couple slow-danced and confided their first joint resolution: They were going to take tango lessons.