Sentence examples for lesson engaging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jacobson's remarkable wit, and Mr. Bradley and Mr. Mammana's adroit balancing act, keep this history lesson engaging.

The key with preschoolers is to keep the lesson engaging and redirect their attention by making learning like play.

Lesson 5 was an evaluate activity, so teachers did not comment on whether or not the lesson engaged their students.

Preparing and organizing lessons, engaging in extracurricular activities, and participating in school management are just a few other activities in a teacher's working day.

Of course, they are assumed to have artistic skill in designing inviting classroom environments and jaw dropping bulletin boards, as well as technical proficiency in integrating new media to make lessons engaging for the modern kid.

We need to learn lessons, engage beyond any prescribed "target audience", and give the climate movement the renewal it so desperately needs.

Particularly for older students in the very early stages of learning to read, I'm told, these lessons engage pupils to a much greater extent than traditional teaching methods.

A six-hour class on concealed carrying includes a lesson in "engaging the threat".

But this isn't something that just happened – the consumer was created, and the way it happened is an important lesson in engaging people on sustainable business.

The lesson was engaging and there was more interaction between Kenny and his students when he started calling them up to the whiteboard to label the parts of the reproductive system.

Students receive mentorship by faculty and specialists in designing and writing lesson plans, engaging youth, giving youth a voice, maintaining an informal classroom atmosphere after school, effective leadership, taking command of a classroom, relating to youth of different ages, multicultural awareness, student safety, and how legislative decisions impact funding for education.