If it's for school, buy a unit with enough space to save all their lessons.
The group (n = 15) of school A went through the instructional unit in the beginning of six VWO.
Depending on whether Cubetto ends up in a home or in a school, a single unit is played with by between 2 and 2,000 children in a single year.
"We put in 40 to 60 hours outside school just for a unit," Sullivan said — and there were 12 units per course.
One of my first jobs after leaving school was in a unit for children with emotional and behavioural difficulties and I immediately knew that this kind of work was going to be the focus of my career.
Coming up in the next school year is a unit for 5th graders that focuses on alcohol as a chemical that can interact with the human body.
Sceptics wondered why a similar facility could not simply be run within the normal state school system - perhaps as a unit within one of the council's own secondary schools using teachers employed by the council in the usual way.
Where was Old Man?" Like "Black Beauty," James's novel reads as an effective didactic tool — one could imagine the book being taught in schools as part of a unit on the politics of animal conservation in India.
Where was Old Man?" Like "Black Beauty," James's novel reads as an effective didactic tool one could imagine the book being taught in schools as part of a unit on the politics of animal conservation in India.
So prodded by advocates for immigrants, Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein created a unit three years ago to translate a never-ending flow of school documents, like press releases, report cards and parent surveys, into the eight languages most commonly spoken in New York, after English: Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Bengali, Arabic, Urdu, Korean and Haitian Creole.
Captain Jason Kostal, a twenty-eight-year-old former commander at Fort Benning's sniper school, says that, even in a unit whose motto is "One Shot One Kill," explicit discussion of the subject is avoided.
