Sentence examples for tailoring the class from inspiring English sources

While all sizes are welcome at MegaYoga, Mrs. Garcia, 36, said that tailoring the class to heavier people creates a more comfortable environment for students who are sometimes self-conscious about their weight.

I like to frame the lecture as somewhat of a choose-your-own-adventure because based on their answers I'm going to tailor the class based on what they need to talk about.

"We adhere to the state standards, but we're able to tailor the class to meet the students' needs," Friefeld said.

Participation will be capped at eight people per vacation to keep it intimate and allow trainers to tailor the classes to each individual, Tobiessen said.

More applications also means schools can choose more selectively who to accept, and tailor the class to their exact requirements.

Because the platform can be used by the students to guide learning on their own, educators can access real-time information of recall accuracy and use it to tailor the structure of the class to better meet the course goals.

If you are still in middle school or high school, tailor the classes you take around subjects relating to the field of astrophysics.

They can then tailor the contents of their classes to meet students' immediate learning needs.

Here for teachers the classroom situation, which is under the influence of curriculum and the material they are to teach in their class, might not be suitable, so they try to do some modifications in order to tailor the situation for the whole class.

The rail yards, Hudson River and a stretch up Ninth Avenue can be seen from oversized windows on the 10th floor of the hulking 320,000-square-foot brick loft building whose residents might eventually be found draping muslin over a mannequin for a tailoring class or digitally tinkering with a pre-school toy for a design course.

— President Obama, battling the public's loss of confidence in his handling of the economy, came to a community college here on Wednesday to talk up a $2 billion program aimed at tailoring classes to match the needs of manufacturing companies.