The phrase "make up lesson" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a lesson that is created or a lesson that is made up to compensate for a missed one.
Example: "I need to schedule a make-up lesson for the class I missed last week."
Alternatives: "compensatory lesson" or "catch-up lesson."
This says a lot about his relation to academic authority: despite the nostalgia he claims to feel for the world of the early extramural/peripatetic scholar - repeated in the lectures that make up Lessons of the Masters - Steiner is obsessed by academic rank and status.
You may want to ask how last-minute cancellations work and learn about attendance and make-up lesson policies.
New informatics technologies like the components-oriented programming or services-oriented architecture enable easily handling and composing of learning objects even by non- specialists, teachers who make up their lessons according to their vision, or students who can practice the knowledge acquired through solving the variants of problems studied.
When your mum or dad gets in tell them you had a good day, and make up some lessons you did.
A key stage 2 version, also made up of three lessons, goes into greater detail about how germs enter the body through coughs, sneezes and unwashed hands, and how good hygiene practices can keep them out.
Most teachers had an issue with this, thinking the idea was somewhat misleading as the provision could be made up of taught lessons and extra curricular activity, which not all pupils may have access to.
Given that the curriculum supplement provides students with opportunities to learn about two major concepts, natural selection and common ancestry, there are two activities that make up the "Explain" lesson.
Plan International provides school supplies and UNFPA pays for make-up lessons for girls.
Under the new curriculum in Scotland, teachers have freedom to make up their own lessons.
Since launching its web platform back in March Coursmos says it has amassed 1,500 courses, made up of 6,631 micro-lessons — which gives a sense of how small these micro courses really are.
Ms. Solnit, who is herself an avid walker and elegant essayist, calls one such book "a sort of trail mix made up of bite-size epiphanies, moral lessons, blisters, social encounters and recounted practical details".
