Sentence examples for shorter lessons from inspiring English sources
Most patrons sign up for multiday packages, but the pros are happy to accommodate shorter lessons (dial extension 2312 to reserve).
"Evidence shows teenagers find it hard to learn early in the morning and having a series of shorter lessons does not help them concentrate or achieve," he says.
Frequent shorter lessons are more valuable and makes for less fatigue for both tutor and student.
Provide short lessons on common errors seen across the class.
These sections are interleaved with short lessons in group theory, the mathematical study of symmetry.
How creativity and eccentricity go hand in hand: a few short lessons from Truman Capote, Maurice Sendak, and other creative geniuses.
Walk through our short lessons to learn about critical aspects of planning for a viable shiitake business.
Instead, teachers can give short lessons that introduce new material, and then young people can tutor one another in small groups, using whatever technology they are comfortable with.
Currently, the girls have short lessons of around 25 minutes, and don't have long to make it to their other classes elsewhere on the school's large campus.
No matter where I am, I'm a devoted user of Wenlin dictionary-and-flashcard software, the Pleco dictionary for the iPhone, and ChinesePod, a popular series of short lessons.
In short, lessons from the success of London Challenge are not being learned, and poor pupils (identified this weekend as "white working-class boys") in coastal towns, second-tier cities, and middle England counties are bearing the cost.
