Combining rigorous instruction with testing students' knowledge and thinking in open-ended problems and new experiences is the Lehigh identity.
His Cage only starts to become competent, and redeemable, thanks to rigorous instruction from Blunt's Vrataski, the film's real warrior icon.
But in this twisted time, young children starting public pre-K at the age of 4 are expected to learn through "rigorous instruction".
He received three years of rigorous instruction in a preparatory school headed by the Jesuit John Gardiner, who infused in him a love of classical learning.
They may discover at least three things about legitimately superior-quality academic education that they didn't realize: Many children can't effectively perform in an environment of rigorous instruction.
Instead, recruiting Curzon Street as a writing school, he salutes the "rigorous instruction in prose" he got from the "classically trained senior officers" who massacred his "dangling clauses and gratuitous adverbs".
Ms. Lam has been an instrumental force behind many of Mr. Klein's most significant innovations, including new citywide reading and math curriculums, more rigorous instruction for third graders in danger of being left back, and improved programs for non-English-speaking students.
Findings suggest that STEM school leaders and stakeholders view their STEM school identity as rooted in pedagogy, transferrable skills, school culture, and rigorous instruction across all subjects, including, but not restricted to, STEM.
All Leadbetter Academy teachers receive nine months to a year of rigorous instruction in his unique methods on top of the years of teaching experience required to get the job in the first place.
The University of Washington and Cornish College of Art have a rigorous instruction in photomedia and other tech-based programs.
