Sentence examples for more intensive teaching from inspiring English sources

According to the report, compulsory resits will create a huge additional burden, not just because of the sheer numbers but because many of their students will have got below a D in their original GCSE and require more intensive teaching.

In pilots, terms were extended by 10 weeks each year, with a more intensive teaching timetable.

It has long been common for lower-priced community hospitals to transfer patients to higher-priced and more intensive teaching hospitals.

Brown et al 21 suggested that communication skill programmes may need to be longer, more intensive, teach a broader range of skills, provide ongoing performance feedback, utilise patient feedback and use a variety of instruments to measure change in communication skills.

In his most intensive teaching system, students analyzed at least 100 games of every world champion.

MIT's low student-to-faculty ratio promotes intensive teaching.

Courses range from programming basics to more intensive classes that teach students how to build a complete app.

Where CAP was an elective, skills were taught with more intensive and more participatory teaching methods.

She was looking for more exams and intensive teaching, and, after attending a few open days, chose Middlesex University because of the helpfulness of the staff.

The more intensive Biohacker Boot Camp will teach how to build do-it-yourself versions of equipment like incubators and centrifuges.

It is unclear whether the effect in our study was a result of the more intensive intervention, the student-centred teaching style or the open and depression-supportive teaching environment.