Undergraduates expect that their experience of higher education represents value for money, and want to be taught in small-scale classes by experienced and qualified teaching staff (Kandiko & Mawer, 2013).
The neighborhood fight, pitting the haves and the have-mores, has served as a reminder that small-scale class conflict can still surface from time to time, even in the shadow of a tony, suburban golf course.
The Columbus Park staff has become so persuaded of the merits of group learning and small scale that every class, in every grade, is broken up into miniclasses.
Daimler also said it will put its first fuel-cell car on the road by the end of this year, on a small scale, the B-Class F-Cell.
Because the class was designed with reconnaissance, small scale minelaying and special operations in mind, it does not possess any offensive weapons such as torpedos.
On a small scale, C.I.C. members' CourseShare program already does that, with members sharing classes in less commonly taught languages.
Systematic data are also not collected about other ECD activities being piloted on a smaller scale, including PO classes, facilitator training, awareness raising, stakeholder orientation, and ECD messages in the micronutrient-supplementation activities.
Its small scale feels right.
Remarkably, it felt small scale.
WHEATON VILLAGE "Small Scale Glass".
