"practice lessons" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to lessons meant to help one gain knowledge or a skill through repeating tasks. For example: "I'm taking practice lessons in French to improve my language skills."
Sustainable Development in Practice: Lessons Learned From Amazonas.
"EScience in Practice: Lessons from the Cornell Web Lab".
Good practice lessons as well results of implementation of these requirements for buildings were commenced.
Jenkins, T. N. "Chinese Traditional Thought and Practice: Lessons for an Ecological Economics Worldview". Ecological Economics 40, no. 1 (2002): 39-52.
But the school has now gone one step further and become a diversity training centre, training teachers from both primary and secondary schools on equal opportunity policies, giving advice on resources and demonstrating LGBT practice lessons.
Russak SM, Croft JD, Furst DE, Hohlbauch A, Liang MH, Moreland L, Ofman JJ, Paulus H, Simon LS, Weisman M, Tugwell P. The use of rheumatoid arthritis health-related quality of life patient questionnaires in clinical practice: lessons learned.
The teachers on the training day are keen to watch the practice lesson.
Data were collected to assess the effect of implementing reformed teaching strategies on the instructor's professional growth as evidenced in teaching practice, lesson design skills, and beliefs about teaching and learning.
You can conduct a "practice lesson" and pretend the student is there, so you won't be stuttering or hesitating during the tutoring session.
Students scheduled to work in computer labs for an hour each week often do drill-and-practice lessons in subjects like typing or math, he explained.
The report, co-authored by Kaplan and colleagues at UC Berkeley, UC Davis and UC Santa Cruz, highlights best practices, lessons learned and case studies of experiential learning across the UC system.
