Sentence examples for precision teaching from inspiring English sources

A data-driven instructional decision model is proposed for designing precision teaching interventions.

Another pilot project is called "Online J classroom" that also integrated smart pedagogies into learning process to realize precision teaching.

Precision teaching is the educational decisions based on changes in continuous self-recording performance frequencies using the standard celeration charts (Lindsley 1992).

A macro-scale atomic force microscope (macro-AFM) has been designed and used for teaching precision mechatronics.

The teaching emphasises precision and artistry, and you can see those qualities in action in the rehearsal taking place upstairs, where Viengsay Valdés, Acosta's regular partner in guest appearances abroad, is putting a new young Siegfried (Patricio Revé) through his paces.

Precision in measurement is taught to students and ideas of accuracy are also imbued during science teaching and learning.

Noll taught him precision.

A joke can be a harmless way of self depreciation--or a lesson taught with precision.

In September , 1931 he went to Maxwell Field, Alabama, to study at the Air Corps Tactical School (ACTS) where he helped refine the precision daylight bomber doctrine taught there.

When audiences are trained not to demand precision, when they are taught that it is not necessary to pursue excellence, is the game just too rigged against films that do strive for precision and excellence?

Thorough knowledge of ankle anatomy and subgroups of the Lauge-Hansen system are required for its application but, although precision can be improved by teaching, some studies have shown that the system cannot be applied consistently with only poor to fair inter-observer reliability [2, 85, 87, 92, 110, 130].