Have fun! Give your Quaker plenty of one-on-one time, teach him bird tricks, convince him to accept a bird harness so you can take him places with you, and do many other things to enjoy your remarkable parrot to the fullest!
Camille served as materfamilias to the group of troubled boys — there were no more than 4 to 6 fighters in residence at any one time — teaching them manners and how to do laundry.
He was a military policeman and a firearms instructor, at one time teaching FBI agents how to shoot.
His mother had at one time taught at the joint services school for linguists in Cambridge, and his first job was there, as a part-time, somewhat disorganised, librarian for the national service students on Russian courses.
The teaching of contouring skills may require a substantial component of one-on-one teaching time, which may be difficult to schedule amid the competing priorities of regular didactic lectures and clinical care.
Deferring time-consuming tasks to a software system allows greater one-on-one teaching and learning time, a challenging prospect in the traditional classroom (Wolf 2002; Singh and Holt 2013).
You can often find special lectures at nearby colleges that are either ticketed or just open to the public, where a special speaker is brought in to teach a one-time lesson on a subject.
Use one-on-one teaching, which often proves to be time efficient.
In July 2008, Hedlund returned to Minnesota State Mankato to help out at a hockey camp in which he taught players one-time shooting and passing.
On a rainy day - thankfully the only one - I spent time teaching and playing mini-golf with him for the first time as well as wiffle ball.
The budget also calls for a one-time outlay of $11.8 billion to preserve teaching jobs and increase hiring as the economy recovers.
