Sentence examples for lessons reported from inspiring English sources

A randomized controlled study of a model for training parents in problem behaviors in their children with AS showed that parents attending a one-day workshop or six individual lessons reported fewer behavioral problems, while parents receiving the individual lessons reported less intense behavioral problems in their AS children.

Those taking Alexander Technique lessons reported small improvements in health outcomes, and condition-related costs fell.

The working EEA definition used in the "Late Lessons" report (EEA 2001) has therefore been improved in light of subsequent discussions and legal developments, and it is provided below in the hope that it will facilitate constructive debate on its interpretation and application.

The 14 case studies in the "Late Lessons" Report (EEA 2001) include several chemicals (TBT, benzene, PCBs, CFCs, methyl tertiary butyl ether, sulfur dioxide, and other Great Lakes pollutants); two pharmaceuticals (DES and beef hormones); two physical agents (asbestos and medical X rays); one pathogen (bovine spongiform encephalopathy); and contaminated fisheries.

Students viewing transparent whiteboard lessons also reported more positive ratings of their lecture experience.

Nevertheless, lessons were reported more often after viewing favorite educational than favorite entertainment-driven programs.

Fidelity & dose delivered by teachers in terms of cutting up FV during lessons was reported by only half of the teachers.

These issues are expected to feature prominently when the Department of Health publishes a "lessons learned" report later this month, alongside Buckinghamshire NHS trust's ownreport.

We document the ongoing experimentation of the Stanza Logo-Motoria in ESL lessons and report its encouraging results.

In addition, the lessons we report fill an important gap in the literature about priority setting processes and criteria.

Despite these possible limitations, the lessons we report here fill an important gap in the literature about the criteria, processes, and parameters of success decision-makers would use to set priorities using an ethical framework.