Sentence examples for organizing a lesson from inspiring English sources
The Global Movement for Children focused its 2006 activities on children and AIDS, and today is organizing a 'Lesson for Life' event encouraging schools, youth groups and media organizations to raise the profile of children in the international response to the AIDS epidemic.
As much as showing the content of the classes, the videos help teachers identify techniques for organizing a lesson or eliciting sophisticated questions from students.
Organizing a Scientific Meeting.
Both use the "Shannon Plan," organizing every lesson around a clear aim, which is written on the board along with an agenda, and assessing monthly reading skills with pre- and post-tests.
"It bothers me if it is true that he was a jerk the other night," said Ms. Smith, who was organizing her lesson plan over coffee and a muffin at the Cafe Mozart.
The photograph showed a neatly organized room, with a lesson plan chalked on the blackboard.
Among other topics; new technology, cross cutting issues (HIV/AIDS, gender, child protection), Water in Slams, capacity building, etc. 4. At least once a year the national WESCOORD should organize an experience sharing and lesson learning forum for all district WESCOORDs.
As a follow-up assignment, organize a field trip to observe the local invasive plants you researched for this lesson.
Mr. Barrett began organizing the lessons of his working life into a 12-chapter book he calls "The Syllabus".
By organizing and anchoring lesson plans concerning these concepts to the cognitive objectives outlined by Bloom's Revised Taxonomy (Krathwohl, 2002), SISA facilitates students' preparedness to contribute to the creation of technological developments and innovation in STEM fields.
