Sentence examples for step by step teaching from inspiring English sources
But, even within this step by step teaching approach the transition to being responsible for real patients remained difficult and overwhelming for some students.
An integrated consultation course should comprise a step-by-step teaching strategy with a variety of supervisors' feedback modi, adapted to students' competence.
Uniformity of teaching was ensured by a common session at the beginning rehearsing the teaching material and by everyone following the step-by-step teaching approach described in the LMA airway instruction manual (Table 1).
Such anxieties must be what's behind the unlikely success of "The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook," by Joshua Piven and David Borgenicht, a little yellow-bound paperback that in a series of easy, step-by-step lessons teaches you how to jump from a moving car, what to do if your parachute fails to open and the best way to win a sword fight.
Indeed, treatments such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (Hayes et al. 1999) explicitly encourage participants to clarify valued life directions (high level strivings) and then set specific goals which enable them to put these values into action (p. 227), whilst Problem Solving Therapy involves goal setting as a component in the step-by-step process taught to clients (Malouff et al. 2007).
Here is a "step-by-step guide that teaches anybody how to easily hypnotise women for sex".
A vintage issue of Time Life provided a step-by-step guide to teach people how to eat noodles with charm and dignity.
The 256 page book published by Abrams, features over 400 color illustrations of the most impressive Minecraft cities with step-by-step instructions that teach us amateurs how to recreate these unbelievable structures and cities.
And, in a video titled How to Train Your Dog to Catch a Lobster, he gives viewers step-by-step instructions to teach their dogs to do the same thing.
This plan should present a well thought-out and step-by-step plan for safely teaching skills.
