Sentence examples for timetabled hours from inspiring English sources
However, there was no difference in the groups' assessments of the use made of the timetabled hours available for the subject or lecturers' concern for students' learning.
The questions used in the present study sought ratings for the use made of the timetabled hours available for the subject, lecturers' concern for students' learning, clarity of theory classes and lecturers' teaching abilities, lecturers' punctuality, quality of the assessment tests, students' learning of the subject and general evaluation of the subject.
In group I, 95 students (88%) gave a positive rating for the use made of the timetabled hours available for the subject and 13 (12%) gave a regular rating for it, whereas 101 students in group II (89%) gave a positive rating and 12 (11%) a regular rating.
Although lecturers and tutors have timetabled hours with students, unlike in schools, there is more flexibility.
A primary school teacher will spend on average 19 hours a week of timetabled teaching.
In April 1826 the operation of the coach was contracted for £200 a year; by then the timetabled journey time had been reduced to hours and passengers were allowed to travel on the outside for 9d.
"The committee, therefore, recommends the thresholds should be reduced, on a phased basis if necessary, so that a train will be considered on-time only if it arrives within a minute of its timetabled target".
For example, perhaps supervisors should take the lead in structuring ES by ensuring that 1 hour of ES is prioritised and timetabled weekly, and by advising on content at the start of the trainees' posts.
When England arrived with timetabled precision, 90 minutes before kick-off, the concourses were a dreamscape.
We do this every day, in our normal timetabled lessons and the extra hoo-ha at this time of year is actually detrimental to that.
