Sentence examples for lessons on the same from inspiring English sources

In Germany, a study of 254 teachers in 46 schools across a range of ages found that only 60% of children with asthma took part in physical education lessons on the same basis as their healthy peers: the remaining 40% did not participate, or only participated sometimes or to a limited extent [ 34].

It takes time to get students settled in a classroom, while the bell at the end of the lesson is inflexible We generally scheduled three or four pilot lessons on the same day to maximise the value of each visit, and we quickly realised that a break between lessons was important to give us breathing space to adjust our plan based on experience from the previous class.

Later Kahn was to give a lesson on the same themes at the ETH School of Architecture in Zurich.

This paper presents a brief review of both texts and compares a lesson on the same topic from each classroom in order to illustrate what it means to emphasize modeling principles.

Implemented in China and the U.S., the two lessons focused on the same topic of patterns in a calendar and were carefully developed through a lesson study approach.

Father and son took up the game together, nearly three decades ago in Worksop, England, and although they absorbed the same lessons and learned on the same Kilton Forest course, Westwood rose to No. 1 in the world and continues to improve his game, and his father peaked 10 years ago at an 11 handicap.

And it is perhaps fitting that Swansea completed their rise from bottom to top division inside six years with such joie de vivre just two days after the club they model themselves on had dished out yet another football lesson on the very same Wembley turf.

There already are signs that countries that were the worst performers within Europe may draw the wrong lessons and essentially continue on the same tack as before.

The fact that students in the same classroom can use many different devices is not a handicap because they are all using the same lessons on the Internet, said Lenny Schad, former chief information officer in the Katy Independent School District near Houston, which started a program with a different moniker: B.Y.O.D., for Bring Your Own Device.

Effectively a genre, these stories of young awakening take different forms (neo-classic contemporary, art-film elliptical), have many moods (angry, wistful, nostalgic) and deliver various lessons, many of which turn on the same realization: Your parents are people, but you will survive and forgive their bad choices.

LPS occurs over 5 weeks on the same lesson topic and includes four opportunities to revisit one's own ideas and the ideas of others.