Eventually, he would like to instruct teachers on his way of teaching math, which he describes as proficiency derived from understanding.
He began leading the audiences in sing-alongs of "Happy Days Are Here Again," and, at the curtain calls, he liked to instruct the crowd to "Head home and enjoy a nice juicy slice of sexual intercourse!" The Tony Award nominations were announced around this time, and while Adam Arkin received a nod Nicol did not.
A mixed design was created using text and game-like multimedia to instruct in the content of physics.
So, in fact, they can.' I'd like to see that Italian instructed to find lunch for under £52.
The open-ended question we analysed was positioned at the end of the survey: ' Is there anything else you would like to say ?' Interviewers were instructed to type verbatim the participant's comments.
For him to have weighed in and dictated tactics to the dean would have been to play a Protestant pope – like David Cameron seeking to instruct Alex Salmond on Scottish education policy.
She had no chitchat and, like Edmund Wilson, she loved to instruct those on whom she lavished herself, whether they asked for it or not.
And the cross she had to bear because of his "unfortunate working-class background" (reminiscent of Esau and the Bible's other "rough-mannered men") was handily illustrated by the Apostle Peter, along with the other confused and uneducated working-class fishermen Jesus called to follow Him and to whom He had to explain everything, just like Mom constantly had to instruct Dad.
"That year, she really learned a lot, what things are supposed to look like, a lot about how to instruct," said Heather Buck, another fifth-year senior.
Traditional computer programs use statements like "if this, then that" to instruct the computer on what it has to do.
