'lesson conducted' is a valid phrase and can be used in written English.
You would typically use it to indicate that a lesson has been given. For example, "The teacher conducted a lesson on American history."
His were maths lessons conducted away from the classroom, away from the gaze of Her Majesty's Customs; but very much in the sights of the police and other hustlers who kill and maim for trading advantage.
This is basically an ebullient story of a boy's artistic education (stop-action filmmaking included) at the hands of an older man, their lessons conducted throughout a series of drawer-lined spaces that especially show off the brothers' collage aesthetic, which is also very much of our time.
The program consisted of 6 lessons conducted over an 8 week period.
This IPE training, consisting of 45 two-hour lessons conducted throughout the third academic year, has been provided for 10 years, since the 1999 academic year.
She was always doing something, whether it was entertaining friends, trying out novel recipes, taking intricate Batik lessons, conducting baking classes or helping underprivileged kids read and write.
At my last school, I had a lesson inspection conducted by two assistant headteachers during a mocksted.
The lesson is conducted through the site's flash-based chat app, after which the student pays the teacher through credit card or PayPal.
For instance, the configuration of the desks, the size of the room, its orientation, its temperature, the time of the day/week/year at which the lesson is conducted, and so on, all potentially influence teaching and learning (p. 378).
Key intervention components include eight lesson plans (conducted bi-monthly) designed to promote heart healthy nutrition and PA behaviors conducted by PE teachers with assistance from MSU undergraduate dietetic and kinesiology students (Spartners).
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students conduct research to prepare proposals for an aquarium exhibit that highlights the significance of coral reefs.
