Sentence examples for post lessons from inspiring English sources

Hillary Miller, Baruch College of CUNY, in her post Lessons from a First-Time Course Blogger talks about the "out of sight, out of mind syndrome" noting that "the blog can feel like that side dish you ordered but weren't quite hungry for.

Rice says that more time is being taken to "condition the battlefield" post "lessons from Marja".

A more "cost-effective" way to market your memoir without posting endless chapters which may very possibly bore your online reader who has a limited attention span, would be to post lessons or themes.

(DOCX 29 kb) Additional file 2: Post Lesson Survey.

Table 5 Content and skills reported in post lesson survey.

Camby was asked because it was no secret that he could use a few low-post lessons, develop a baby hook, a drop step, anything resembling a go-to move.

An educational Web site operated by Scholastic Inc. was one of many that posted lessons on terrorism after Sept. 11.

According to Ken Dyson, Ofsted's former inspector responsible for ICT, the school "posted lessons on the intranet so children were able to access the work they'd done and resources from home.

Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott detailed a contingency plan for the 152,000 students who would be affected, including issuing MetroCards, reimbursing parents for miles driven and posting lessons online for students stuck at home.

These textbook omissions and distortions are why the Zinn Education Project posts lessons for free access by teachers to "teach outside the textbook". An excellent lesson on this topic is "Stealing Home: Eminent Domain, Urban Renewal, and the Loss of Community" by Linda Christensen.

In order to assess the relevance of such classes, a post-lesson survey was conducted directly after the lesson.