Sentence examples for setting lessons from inspiring English sources

Her philosophy that learning is led better by each child through play rather than by a teacher setting lessons.

Birrell advises against setting lesson objectives that are too vast; students won't be able to understand the causes of the second world war in 45 minutes.

I started taking drum set lessons when I was seven.

Likewise, additional research could be helpful in determining the relative importance of IBI components (e.g., goal-setting, lessons, self-monitoring, feedback, and reports to referring physicians).

It does not give set lessons but provides information on the difficulty level of each activity.

"The students were curtly informed that it wasn't on the syllabus, and there was nothing about it in the assigned textbook, and the instructor therefore did not wish to diverge from the set lesson plan.

The company is also offering a set lesson plan and in-class Q&A with an ethical hacker to interested schools (who it says can get in touch via its website) — trialling this at primary schools in East London and Greater Manchester.

The training followed set lesson plans and all participants were given a Mental Health First Aid Manual to keep [ 5].

The basic introductory curriculum syllabus, then, is essentially a mixed biology and ecology set of lessons that set the stage for understanding the mechanisms and principles of evolution by natural selection (Fig. 4).

Even in the nursing-home setting, the lessons are not without speed bumps.

Even if the findings from systematic reviews are not directly applicable to a given setting, important lessons can still be drawn.