The phrase 'run the session' is correct and can be used in written English.
You would use this phrase when talking about someone in charge of a meeting or task. For example: "John will be running the session tomorrow."
That prospect was Michael Vick, said Gil Brandt, the former Dallas executive who helped run the sessions.
One challenge is managing group members' expectations; the facilitators are their peers and run the sessions on a voluntary basis, they are not professional experts.
For many of the early Hall of Human Origins lab weekends, I experimented with how to run the sessions in order to develop a system for best utilizing the space.
Documents outlining learning objectives and guidance on how to run the sessions were provided through our Virtual Learning Environment and PAL sessions were supported at the site by clinical site staff.
Fidelity monitoring also reviewed the way in which leaders presented and facilitated the modules, specifically in relation to being well-prepared to run the sessions, creating a supportive environment and facilitating discussion.
A senior resident (RM) doing an EBM elective run the sessions [ 11] and participants consisted of a convenience sample of 30 residents rotating at the training site at that time.
They were waiting for Keith Roberts, a former principal dancer and now a ballet master, who would be running the session.
"Sometimes just one or two women would turn up but we always ran the session because continuity helps development.
The adviser running the session then left the room and we were unsupervised for the remainder of our time there," she writes in her letter of complaint.
Sibylle Janert, the psychologist running the session, says the neuro-developmental approach can make a huge difference to the lives of children and their families – but there is no magic wand.
