Sentence examples for lessons lack from inspiring English sources

Too often (particularly long double lessons) lack of pace and challenge means pupils get bored and cold.

It said too much of the academy's teaching failed because expectations were low, lessons lacked challenge and marking did not consistently guide students on how to improve.

Some common constraints that teachers face when they implement inquiry lessons are: lack of collegial supervision (Brickhouse & Bodner, 1992), lack of pedagogical skills (Adams & Krockover, 1997), lack of time (Loughran, 1994), and insufficient guides for connecting curriculum and inquiry teaching (Adam & Krockover, 1997).

Lessons can lack "intellectual development", said Dr Nigel Fancourt of Oxford University.

Students spent their days in cramped classes on dust or gravel floors, having to memorize lessons for lack of paper.

But when it came to money, my parents' lessons were lacking, and I'm still trying to unlearn bad habits that have led to over-spending and under-budgeting.

The Yale experts warn that the catastrophe in Haiti could be repeated as the UN appears to have failed to learn the lessons of its lack of preventive screening of peacekeepers.

There's a fear that no matter how carefully you spell out the lesson of your own story, you may be offering your child an implicit lesson about the lack of consequences, a kind of I-did-it-and-I'm-fine parable.

Mistake that brings             the lesson home: we lack             retention.Chalk mark on a clouded screen.

I learned a big lesson about my lack of involvement in her use of the phone and texting.

An unstated lesson is that lack of clarity, determination and flexibility in either the political or the military realm can lead to calamity.