If we had a dollar for every pair of tennis shoes or tennis lesson, every bassoon or piano lesson, model airplane or soccer lesson, or for every summer or after school program in which he participated, we could afford a summer cottage in a cool climate.
Lessons from model organisms, such as yeast, have also demonstrated that data integration between complementary screening approaches, either functional or physical assays, can reveal novel genetic interactions and their modular organization which have gone undetected by any of the individual approaches alone [ 95, 96, 102].
However, to date, teacher-led and school-based research following other research models in East Asian contexts, such as Japanese lesson study and Chinese model lessons, have been more widely recognized.
This myth is built on certain historical "lessons" or "models," like the British in Malaya.
The lessons and models are freely available for you to take and reuse so what are you waiting for?
Again with her brother's support, she made her way to Boston, where abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison introduced her to a local sculptor, from whom she received a few lessons in modeling.
Our intention was to use extant lessons as models for our lesson development.
The purpose of this study is to examine the reflective capacity and the ability of fourth grade students of a Department of Preschool Education to plan educational programs with the Lesson Study model.
As a consequence, with every visit to that school, I taught the class to demonstrate for the teacher how to engage students through lessons I modeled. .
Saint-Gaudens was also interviewed, and as author Moran put it, "injudiciously ranted": "This is inept; this looks like it had been designed by a young lady of sixteen, a miss who had taken only a few lessons in modeling.
Third, there were two specific lessons for modeling in addition to biased emphasis on the worst case scenarios.
