At the core of the present study is a two-lesson mathematics activity in which students engaged in an exploration of mathematical patterns.
"He always gave me quotes and lessons — mathematics, degrees, different analogies — so my mind was always working like a riddle.
He remembered his first lesson in mathematics, when he had learned about differences.
Hergé redrew this in 1946 to show a lesson in mathematics.
Today's lesson is mathematics and as their teacher calls out the seven times table, the class repeats in unison.
For every one point increase in teachers' practice of having their students write equations and functions to represent relationships (e.g., increasing the frequency of using this practice from some lessons to about half the lessons), students' mathematics scores were predicted to increase by 0.33 standard deviations.
English-as-a-second-language courses often involve much more instruction in English -- perhaps upward of three hours a day -- with special lessons in mathematics and other courses using props, for example, that can be understood by children regardless of their understanding of English.
Once, he had given lessons in mathematics, singing, and the Vedas to pass the time.
The text is filled with lightly drawn lessons on mathematics given to his classes (or to Nina), generally featuring logical paradoxes — from Zeno to Schrödinger.
When he reached the age of 20, Jones was appointed to a post on a warship to give lessons in mathematics to the crew.
They went to local schools, and when they came home in the afternoon their father gave them further lessons in mathematics and the sciences (Solzhenitsyn had been a schoolteacher in Russia) and their mother tutored them in Russian language and literature.
