Sentence examples for sound instructions from inspiring English sources

AT ITS inaugural meeting on July 28th 2010, the Special Council on Tax Reform and Fairness for Georgians an 11-member body created two months earlier by Georgia's legislature to study and recommend changes to the state's revenue system got some simple, sound instructions from three of Georgia's leading politicians.

In recent years, even Congress has grasped the idea that all but a few children can learn successfully if schools provide them with sound instruction.

The close-knit communities of parents, teachers and administrators at P.S. 234 and six other schools closed by the attack have mostly done their stoic best to provide normality and sound instruction for the roughly 9,000 children who had barely settled into their classrooms when they were displaced on Sept. 11.

El-Sayed 2013, Krouse 2001), medical practitioners (Leopold, et al; 2005, Braslow et al., 1997), mathematics classroom practice (Savola, 2008), teachers' education (Beacher 2013) and for pedagogical sound instruction (Dubrowski and Xeroulis, 2005; University of Queensland, Australia IT@LI).

No amount of advice can replace the sound instruction of a quality teacher.

In the first project, creativity was assessed from the untaught use of sounds (instruction "play sound") and the relevance of sounds chosen (i.e. the cat says "meow" and the robot makes "laser sounds").

Sound science instruction requires expertise in teaching (content knowledge and pedagogy), exemplary curricula, strong assessment, and a supportive system (e.g., administration, professional development).

The attached twitpics do resemble master shots, and some of the writing sounds like instructions for directors, actors and editor.

Clouzot prepared not only carefully detailed storyboards, but also a color-coded system of notation indicating changes in the protagonist's mood and a set of obsessively precise sound-design instructions.

Unlike traditional tutoring services that seek to help students master a subject, brain training purports to enhance comprehension and the ability to analyze and mentally manipulate concepts, images, sounds and instructions.

Sounds like instructions on how to turn on the fluorescents at a job interview.