Sentence examples for lessons to adjust from inspiring English sources
As Vaccination Weeks evolve within the framework of World Immunization Week, similar surveys, adapted to local realities, can help objectively assess execution and outcomes of similar initiatives aimed at improving coverage and updating childhood vaccination schedules, while providing lessons to adjust strategies and optimize results.
For me, the best teachers not only master the tools of the trade, but learn to be classroom decision-makers who understand how to adjust lessons to connect to students, which means they have to be concerned with race, class, language, and culture.
"Through the AGE Committee, UNICEF has suggested to the Education Department to send circulars to provinces that are affected by seasonal activities like feasts, coffee and vanilla season to adjust their lesson times so that children don't miss important lessons," says UNICEF Project Officer for Education, Gabriel Andandi.
We just have to adjust it to all the lessons learned from biofuels, and all the [other] lessons learned from the previous time".
"The lessons of history are not lost on us, but we have to adjust to realities that we have never faced before".
At first he found it difficult to adjust himself, but he was good at his lessons and at sports and finally became head boy.
New York State provides an object lesson in what happens when teachers lack the time and tools to adjust to a change as dramatic as Common Core.
The revelation of the 3-1 lesson Manchester City handed Sevilla at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán was Manuel Pellegrini's willingness, at last, to adjust formation and approach.
But for all those buyout barons trying to adjust to life without unfettered access to cheap capital, it will be a lesson they hope to learn vicariously.
You might have the best lesson in the world planned, but sometimes half the class is clueless to the concept and you have to adjust everything.
