"lesson mode" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a particular setting or state in which a lesson or educational activity is being conducted. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as online learning platforms, educational software, or traditional classroom settings. Example: "The online language course offers a lesson mode for students to practice speaking with virtual instructors."
Like Tiger, and seemingly most other players on tour, Scott and Rose are forever in lesson mode: fearful of crossing the line on their backswing, of getting stuck inside, of the left elbow being a smidge out of position on the takeaway, throwing the whole process into doubt.
Those accounts are read to the audience (much as in "The Exonerated," which centers on former death-row inmates and recently opened at the Culture Project) and can be disturbing and tense; they lose power, however, when the talk moves into history lesson mode.
From the data accumulated thus far, Sampedro tells us, kids who engage with a game first and then continue into lesson mode tend to make much more progress than those who go straight into practice or lesson mode.
If you are really struggling, go to lesson mode, if there is one.
Both the book and CD argue that Malian music is the greatest music in Africa, and they do it not just with polished, commercially available work, but with the author's own field recordings of musicians in private performance or in lesson-giving mode.
In the demo, Kitch explains that the new app allows users to scroll through the startup's library of videos and touch on the video they want to view lessons in portrait mode.
The game's tutorial mode features 26 lessons, which demonstrate basic and advanced flying techniques and then allow the player to perform them.
Where in the lesson could learners engage in that mode?
The discussion focused on the modes of delivery a lesson by lecturers in teaching an engineering subject (Concrete Technology).
And there may be some lessons to learn from how War Mode played out, in terms of some softer incentives, or ways to make the less numerous side feel encouraged without punishing the other side.
Because snacking on pie a la mode while gleaning life lessons from the Wizard of Westwood, Rene Redzepi or Dr. Seuss is not a bad way to spend a very hot weekend afternoon.
