Can volunteers help kids read more proficiently?
In other words, students seem to use Google Classroom differently and perhaps more proficiently, than the teachers I observed.
During the first phase, known as the cognitive phase, we intellectualize the task and discover new strategies to accomplish it more proficiently.
In 1936, 1940, and again in 1944, F.D.R. faced Republican challengers who pledged not to repeal or roll back the New Deal, but to be better stewards of it — to run it more proficiently, more economically, with greater flexibility in its operation.
The scientists were able to observe that when brain activity associated with a target pattern occurred within a "well-exercised" subspace of the motor cortex, the animal performed much more proficiently at the task than when activity occurred in a different area.
They were outnumbered and occasionally swamped in midfield by opponents who defended far more obdurately and counter-attacked far more proficiently than those they face in the Premier League.
As a result, no one can confidently assert that colleges today are helping students to write better, speak more eloquently, think more rigorously, or reason quantitatively more proficiently than they did in the 1950s.
The self-directed IRA industry has started to look at ways in which blockchain technology can help it administer client's self-directed IRAs, as well as more proficiently and transparently undertake its IRS reporting responsibilities.
Jessica Lange performing "Life of Mars" in Ryan Murphy's other TV show with music, American Horror Story: Freakshow, was more proficiently executed than any number in ITW.
The research shows that this new approach leaves students with the capability to communicate much more proficiently in the language of study, but will it leave them fluent in that language?
An interesting finding was that HupBMtb interacted much more proficiently with substantially A T rich than with G C rich DNA.
