"review lessons" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the act of going over, studying, or assessing something previously learned. For example: "Before the test tomorrow, I'm going to review lessons from the textbook."
Debrief every mission to review lessons learned and reinforce training.
The Jets are learning two languages at once, and so a few review lessons were in order.
Finally, we review lessons about institutional design and performance from large-N studies of international and interstate rivers.
Video clips of review lessons, displays of student artwork, examples of assignments and interactive resources to use for homework are some of the items available.
Sensitive to this, the World Bank has paused new palm oil investments while we review lessons learned and consult with a range of stakeholders.
The business secretary, Vince Cable, who has faced calls to resign over his handling of the £3.3bn privatisation last October, on Wednesday appointed city grandee Paul Myners to review lessons from it.
Incorporated into the lesson on the actual Chandra assembly will be a review lesson on mathematical scale and ratios using scale diagrams and/or blueprints and their importance to the manufacturing process of highly specialized technical equipment.
7 Review (Lesson 4 6) 8 Review (whole chapter) Fig. 1 Example problem in lesson 2 (left) and some corresponding exercises (right) (translated from Chinese) Fig. 2 Part of the exercises in lesson 8 (translated from Chinese).
There is a mini review lesson online of what was taught in class and then the student starts to answer practice questions related to the topic.
In lesson 8, which is a review lesson at the end of the chapter, exercises of mental calculation, calculation by using the algorithm, and more context problems are provided (see Fig. 2).
Periodically introducing a review lesson is very helpful.
