Sentence examples for revised courses from inspiring English sources

Inevitably this is a year when many teachers - and not just students - may be outside their comfort zones with revised courses to teach in new ways.

The most important one is that the Government is still on its (downwardly revised) course for correcting the deficit; indeed, it is running a little ahead of its target for this year, thanks largely to a £3bn underspend by government departments.

The revised course utilized reorganized lessons created with edited versions of the pre-existing PowerPoint presentations.

The objective was to compare resuscitation performance on simulated in-hospital cardiac arrests after traditional American Heart Association AHA Healthcare Provider Basic Lifefe Support course (TradBLS) versus revised course including in-hospital skills (HospBLS).

Teaching the revised course format was the first time she had given her students substantial responsibility for their own learning in an undergraduate classroom.

However, the lack of participation and persistence in undergraduate mathematics within and after students' first-year course(s) is painting a bleak picture, one in which the revised course structure in this study attempts to address.

While student performance data were not collected, the revised course did utilize research-based strategies that have been shown to promote student learning (e.g., Freeman et al. 2014; Knight and Wood 2005; Kortz et al. 2008; McConnell et al. 2003).

Second, TAs in RPD1 were developing revised course materials for a learner-centered lab experience a task that was new for nearly every TA teaching that semester.

This means educators must revise courses and curricula so engineering graduates are prepared for the new challenges as practicing engineers.

Many groups are working on ways to promote this idea, either through providing resources, revising courses, or developing appropriate curricula.

Working with a collaborator experienced in reformed teaching reduces the time constraints on faculty for revising courses while providing class-situated training on the implementation of reformed practices.