Sentence examples for perceived lessons from inspiring English sources

As for journalism, few areas of American society have been more influenced by the perceived lessons of Watergate, and not all for the better, Garment says.

Incorrectly applying the perceived lessons learned from this battle, U.S. commanders in future naval night battles in the Solomons consistently tried to prove that American naval gunfire was more effective than Japanese torpedo attacks.

The findings contribute to an understanding of how high school students perceive STEM lessons and the possible influence of STEM lessons on students' career trajectories.

Considered views, perceived problems and lessons learnt from success stories from different parts of the world, including the South Mediterranean countries, are critically analyzed through a comprehensive survey and in-depth analysis of responses using a questionnaire.

Only a small proportion of children reported a high degree of perceived problems in lessons and during recess.

The aim of this mixed methods evaluation was to explore the role and perceived impact of Alexander Technique lessons in the naturalistic setting of an acute hospital Pain Management Clinic in England.

The aim of this mixed methods service evaluation therefore was to explore the role and perceived impact of AT lessons at a hospital out-patient Pain Management Clinic in the UK, including clinicians' perspective and service users' (n = 43) experiences of the lessons and their perceptions of benefits.

A "fun" lesson is perceived as having more relevance than a challenging one.

Above all, the means described in the lesson was perceived as valuable to reducing shut-down time as a result of suicides and fatal trespassing incidents.

The order and structure of the school is planned according to the perceived needs of the majority: lessons of a given length, teachers trained according to the government's standards to deliver a curriculum that has been planned by a committee.

Table 4 shows that teachers perceived the difficulty of the lessons for their students to be in the "Just Right" to "Somewhat Difficult" range.