Sentence examples for lessons produce from inspiring English sources

For what is a very modest hourly rate, teachers are (and always have been) routinely expected to prepare and deliver lessons, produce teaching materials, mark or provide written feedback on students' work, deal with voluminous paperwork, provide educational guidance, attend meetings and training events etc.

The insights and lessons produced by the study, in addition to the policy consequences that will be explored, will help decision makers to shape PC systems optimally, given the possibilities, needs and restrictions.

The intervention is a single Sex and Relationships (SRE) lesson produced for the Health Protection Agency (HPA) and made available to teachers across ten European Union countries on their e-Bug website.

"Why not?" "I knew that, but blinking heck!" A butcher's daughter, she's had elocution lessons that produce clashes of register in her monologues (she is capable of phrases such as "my errant husband" and "the motley mixture").

A significant concern among survivors is that the inquiry will "learn lessons" and produce well-meaning reports with recommendations for action, but won't exorcise the ghosts of the past.

In the meantime, asked for the lessons of producing "Avenue Q," the producers offered this: Ms. Goodman: "Don't put too much money into a show before you know what you've got".

And often, you just don't get anything meaningful; a search for "piano lessons Miami" produced only one listing in the Sidebar: "Larry Sherman likes Miami".

It's not a scenario I would have predicted, but I imagine language lessons have produced many more long-distance friendships.

Barcelona handed Celtic the harshest of Champions League lessons by producing a near-perfect display to equal the visitors' heaviest European loss.

The scores per lesson were added up for each teacher and divided by the total number of lessons (6) to produce an average.

Empowered with this level of responsibility, students come up with great ideas for lessons, discover or produce superb resources and demonstrate real authority in leading class discussions.