Sentence examples for lesson composition from inspiring English sources

To ensure the accuracy and authenticity of Bio-ITEST curricular materials, as well as to obtain feedback about lesson composition and flow, NWABR recruited additional bioinformatics experts to review both curriculum units.

By instantly boosting students' scores when they improve their essays, by getting their competitive juices flowing the way that games do, these programs may be teaching the most important lesson about composition that there is: writing is rewriting.

It's such a lesson in composition.

It's a mix of inevitability and awful, agonising surprise: and that really is a lesson in composition.

Startlingly original, it sampled everything from Celtic ironwork to Japanese joinery, providing students with a dazzling lesson in composition and the craft of making.

"I wouldn't have pursued it except that I was taking private lessons in composition with Mario Davidovsky.

Ms. Rizzo briefs her students not only on the apps available, like Instagram, Foodie SnapPak and Camera+, but also tries to teach them lessons on composition and lighting.

Barry, whose mother was a classical pianist, started playing the piano at nine, took lessons in composition from the organist of York Minster, Francis Jackson, and studied jazz by correspondence when in the army before dabbling with rock in London as a young man.

He made a favourable impression on the composer and conductor Fromental Halévy, who gave him lessons in composition and orchestration and wrote to Isaac Offenbach in Cologne that the young man was going to be a great composer.

In Frankfurt earlier this week, Thomas Adès described Les Barricades as a better composition lesson than any he'd received from his teachers, an object lesson in how to generate melody from harmony and vice versa.

Working on the score was like having a composition lesson with him at the height of his powers.