With new graduation standards requiring all high school students to pass a rigorous English examination, state education officials are now proposing longer, more intensive English classes for students with limited English skills.
Ways to ramp up — hot (bikram) yoga instead of regular yoga, distance running vs sprinting, more intensive zumba classes.
Perri Katzman (84 papier-mâché balls), whose focus on advanced biology does not leave enough time to pursue the more intensive sculpture class, was nonetheless participating in her third show, following up her dresses made of Orbit gum wrappers and feathers.
He also urged that parents have four options to choose from: traditional bilingual classes; "English as a second language" classes; a more intensive version of such classes; and a program known as dual language instruction.
Under the plan, school administrators will be required to tell parents that they have four options from which to choose: traditional bilingual classes; classes in English as a second language; a more intensive version of such classes; and a program known as dual language instruction.
At Thursday night's trustees' meeting, the chancellor was expected to make public the math and English department plans for shortened, more intensive sequences of remediation classes to begin next spring.
"Until universities demonstrate better ability to lower their cost of operations, perhaps through more intensive use of online classes and elimination or reduction of tenure, we expect government officials to produce bolder solutions in response to the public outcry against the cost of higher education," the report said.
Honors classes may be more intensive than a College Prep or regular class.
Solving a MC-TAP is computationally more intensive than a single class TAP for which a variety of methods such as Variational Inequality, Complementarity Method, Fixed-Points and Entropy Maximization, as well as origin-based (or bush based) methods have been proposed [84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94].
