"schedule lessons" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about making arrangements for training, teaching or classes. For example, "We need to schedule lessons for the new class of students."
In some rooms the television watching continued all week; in most, teachers soon returned to scheduled lessons.
The Samedan Ski School, Engadina Golf Course, CH-07503 Samedan, offers scheduled lessons in both classic and skating cross-country techniques during January and February 41-8181) 852-3540.
The app features over 30 languages and dialects, including Arabic, Icelandic and Mandarin and offers daily scheduled lessons that will enhance your next trip.
This was done to minimise disruptions of scheduled lessons.
Van der Drift et al. could show that the relationship is rather curvilinear, meaning that up to a certain extent scheduled lessons enhance TSS while mandatory courses beyond that point rather impede TSS [ 5].
Teachers at Dahlia Heights Elementary School spent the days before the strike filling a Google Drive with schedules, lesson plans and even materials organized by grade to keep students occupied and learning through the dispute, which some fear could drag on for two weeks or more.
Check out the full schedule and lessons from here.
Being a nerd, my first move was to read a bunch of books on immigration, gangs and East LA; my next to schedule three lessons a week with a private Spanish tutor.
Late in 1990, she gave birth to her fourth and final, child... Writer also tells about Cathy, a lawyer who became a baking fanatic, the president of the Junior League and the PTA, co-commissioner of the soccer league; and Carol, a lawyer who eliminated a bad teacher from a classroom and established for herself a grueling schedule of lessons for her children.
A flexible schedule, yoga lessons, and gym.
