Sentence examples for teaching targets from inspiring English sources

Staff meeting agreed teaching targets are being presented with new objectives linked to the extent to which they make a "wider contribution to school life".

Clearly defined criteria in the rubric also relates to improvement of instruction for it helps clarify instructional goals and serves as teaching targets (Arter & McTighe, 2001).

CONCLUSION: We conclude that a surgical skills course at the onset of residency is an effective mechanism for teaching targeted technical skills and that skills taught in this manner can have excellent retention rates.

We have been teaching targeting and psychographics for decades, but the online trail we now leave behind and the ability to analyze it offer an important shift.

A "lifelong interest" in firearms, he said, inspired him to teach target practice and firearm safety, first with the Boy Scouts of America as a district chairman for the organization.

Midbrain dopamine neurons are activated when reward is greater than predicted, and this error signal could teach target neurons both the value of reward and when it will occur.

We evaluated the efficacy of a vocational training program including behavioral skills training, and a "performance cue system" (i.e., a proprietary iPhone application adapted for the study) to teach targeted social-vocational skills to six young adults with an Autism Spectrum Disorder.

The perceived trade-off between time spent teaching content versus process favors measurable results that content-teaching targets: facts and concepts checked off a list, proportions of undergraduates scoring well on a class exam or graduate school admissions test.

This JavaScript teaching platform targets the six- to 13-year-old age-range.

Its educational JavaScript teaching software targets the six- to 13-year-old age-range, and can be played either as a web app via the Code Kingdoms' site, or as an iOS app.

A teaching session targets groups of 4 to 6 patients and takes about 90 minutes.