"lesson flow" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the general progression of topics and activities in a lesson. For example, "This lesson plan contains a logical lesson flow that allows for clear and concise learning objectives to be understood and met."
By Dexter Filkins February 12 , 2011Afghanistan is a long way from Egypt, and is a very different place, but the most important lesson flowing from Tahrir Square seems directly relevant to the American predicament in Central Asia: The quality of governance practiced by our allies matters, and we ignore it at our peril.
Afghanistan is a long way from Egypt, and is a very different place, but the most important lesson flowing from Tahrir Square seems directly relevant to the American predicament in Central Asia: The quality of governance practiced by our allies matters, and we ignore it at our peril.
This last lesson flows from the fourth.
The first: Throw out old models about lower turnout among certain groups, like African-Americans; the data-driven efficiency of Democratic campaigns has made them obsolete...The second lesson flows from the first.
A stream of reminiscences and life and business lessons flowed freely for an absorbing hour.
It doesn't happen all the time, but the buzz of those moments when the fates align and a lesson just flows is like nothing else.
The buyers of AAA paper have learned their lesson, and the flow of money has dried up.
Check out our cash flow lesson to see how you can reach your goal as soon as possible.
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.
Yet Martínez's team gave a lesson in fast, flowing soccer to Ferguson's squad this month.
