Sentence examples for presenting a lesson from inspiring English sources
Most days, most school pupils find themselves sitting in a classroom with the teacher presenting a lesson at the front.
For instance, with a student who has a tendency toward hyperactivity, when presenting a lesson we might take frequent movement breaks, use specialized seat cushions, or allow that student to stand at her desk.
The pair presented a lesson in listening, as only music can demand of its makers.
The scene in the cathedral presented a lesson in the mortality of power and ambition.
A teacher may present a lesson plan that satisfies the checklist criteria, but that same plan may not necessarily engage students and help them learn.
For the fall the Signature plans to present "A Lesson Before Dying," a new adaptation of the Ernest J. Gaines novel by Romulus Linney (1991-92 season), as well as the "The Last of the Thorntons," a premiere from Horton Foote (1994-95) that is already cast with Mason Adams, Estelle Parsons and Hallie Foote, the playwright's daughter.
In one class for science teachers -- where the trainees were I.B.M. retirees and former workers in public health, engineering and environmental studies management areas -- students were expected to present a lesson, then receive a critique of their performance by their peers.
Last year, an Australian news anchor who was interviewing the Dalai Lama with the aid of an interpreter opened the exchange with a joke: "The Dalai Lama walks into a pizza shop and says, 'Can you make me one with everything?' " His Holiness's baffled stare, viewed by nearly two million people on YouTube, presents a lesson in the risks of translating humor.
"Today, we presented a lesson on things that I didn't know very well.
To present a lesson the RLO model was improved, being organized in a matrix form with five columns and three rows.
The Afkham affair may also present a lesson for hardliners as well, considering that the Supreme Leader's own Facebook page, with 56,000 likes, is also officially not his own.
