Sentence examples for lessons to integrate from inspiring English sources

Judy Matson, the company's director of corporate contributions and community relations, said, "It's an opportunity for teachers to use our products as they work with students and prepare mandated lessons to integrate the technology".

There are questions about whether those who settle in the UK should be forced to learn English and whether central and local government should pay for lessons to integrate migrants into their community.

These two lessons were designed to integrate innovative technologies in medical electronics and aimed to nurture the students' STEM interest.

That's when you learn your first great lesson about how to integrate: listen closely, with the respect of true curiosity.

In Lesson 4, students explore the evolution of influenza viruses over time, using genomic resources and bioinformatic tools to help answer the question "Why is a new flu vaccine needed every few years?" Throughout the lesson, students have to integrate their understanding of both natural selection and common ancestry.

The department Chief Smith now leads and the city it serves are in the arduous stages of trying to integrate lessons drawn from the episode that brought infamy to Sanford 16 months ago.

The authors aimed to integrate lessons from evaluations of the Health Foundation's improvement programmes with relevant literature.

These experiences with PS for HPAI surveillance, as well as two decades of prior experience with a variety of livestock diseases on three continents, have provided many lessons in how best to integrate PS into surveillance systems.

To build an information society, it is needed to integrate lessons coming from medical informatics and the health management information system in the medical curricula at all levels; this will help to promote a 'user culture' in the health care system.

He explains that the open design of the classrooms means there are more distractions for students from the outside environment – a tropical downpour or a lizard crawling across the floor, for example – but teachers are encouraged to integrate these into lessons to make learning more exciting and engaging.

It is also important to integrate evaluation lessons with other forms of learning.