Sentence examples for teacher performed from inspiring English sources
The Rev. John W. McEvilly, a Roman Catholic priest who was the bridegroom's high-school music teacher, performed the ceremony.
Representative Erik Fresen, a Republican from Miami who is sponsoring the House bill, said the measure would do away with a system that did not benefit the best teachers or help struggling students and replace it with one that would actually assess how well a teacher performed.
Each teacher performed three dance figures on a piece of music corresponding to their dance genre (jazz, salsa, and samba).
On the other side, teacher performed differently in responding to students' mobile learning activities, which lead to the difference of class performance.
In the next session (20 min), the teacher performed the computer simulation experiment using OBS, projecting the simulation process on the screen in front of the class.
The teacher performed simulations under two conditions that differed only with respect to population size: large (population size 50, mutation rate 0.005, observation period 30), and small (population size 10, mutation rate 0.005, observation period 30).
They objected to a scene that depicts a teacher performing oral sex on a 16-year-old girl.
The proposed HPOPSO was applied to the learning-from-demonstration problem in which a teacher performs executions of the desired behavior.
However, it must be added that a third-person perspective (e.g., a student watching the teacher performing) has its own benefits with respect to action learning [16].
Exchange is a collaborative learning application, originally developed for wirelessly interconnected Pocket PCs, that provides support for students and a teacher performing a face-to-face computer supported collaborative learning (CSCL) activity in a Single Input/Single Display (SISD) mode.
That 25-point swing makes the difference between a teacher performing significantly above average (say with a score of 65) and significantly below average (say with a score of 40).
