Sentence examples for lessons to support from inspiring English sources

He then went into exile, living in Los Angeles from 1924 to 1935, and giving singing lessons to support himself.

Researchers and teachers developed lessons to support students' ability to interpret and evaluate characters' attitudes in literary texts through an explicit focus on language.

Charlotte had wanted to be an artist herself, and gave art lessons to support them all; in her autobiography, Knight imagined her pregnant mother "praying that her own passion might influence the child lying in her womb" – and Laura was precociously talented.

At school, educators can use tech gadgets and apps to speed up the learning process while tailoring their lessons to support each student.

"SCC was designed as a time limited intervention to accelerate progress in challenged schools and generate lessons to support improvements in the wider system.

The organisation's Facebook page talks of providing everything from psychiatric therapy to music lessons to support the young people in their care.

Background: Evaluation of the pilot phase of the UNICEF Brazil Urban Centers Platform - PCU Purpose/Objective: To evaluate the pilot phase and lessons learned, to support the expansion of the programme and formulation of the new edition's methodology.

…most teachers would gladly welcome such opportunities to improve their students' learning experience Given that teachers must take time away from regular lesson plans to support a pilot lesson and participate in feedback discussions during their free time, it is no small thing to ask for access to pupils and detailed criticism.

Download and use the Feathered Friends lessons to help support learning and teaching through birds.

Webster's letters to various state legislatures reflect his activity on his own behalf, and he traveled widely, lobbying for uniform copyright laws and teaching, lecturing, and giving singing lessons to help support himself.

While this process is repeated in every project, there is seldom a systematic way to capture and store the information produced in the process to formalize lessons learned and to support future decision making.