Sentence examples for units of instruction from inspiring English sources
By emphasizing extended units of instruction, this curriculum can be used for application and enrichment of school curriculum, and/or as stand-alone garden curriculum.
So the teachers plan nine-week units of instruction that focus on specific topics, including fiction and non-fiction across disciplines to systematically build the knowledge that allows new vocabulary and knowledge to stick in students' memories.
The percentage of class time spent on active learning was determined based on review of syllabi and reflection notes recorded on daily lesson plans during units of instruction that discussed matter and energy.
— Ruthann Paul-Suess African, and African-American, Music: I teach elementary music and used this theme as a basis for a unit of instruction.
Hence, the VL scores showed no significant increase by the end of the unit of instruction.
By the end of the unit of instruction, students in the experimental group reported a significantly greater sense of self-efficacy.
The curriculum was designed to function as a coherent unit of instruction, and the lessons were carefully sequenced within the BSCS 5E Instructional model (Bybee et al. 2006).
While this study did not attempt to assess the quality of the instruction, our findings provide examples of three ways in which teachers implement integrated STEM into a unit of instruction.
Such a correlation was absent in classes where TPI was employed, suggesting that in these classes, the scores on both tests, which were conducted at the end of the unit of instruction, were somewhat independent of each other.
The Sources of Self-Efficacy in Science Courses (Physics) Questionnaire (Fencl and Scheel 2005) was administered to measure changes in students' physics self-efficacy before and after the unit of instruction.
Interestingly though, achievement scores in the high ability control group (N1 students) were significantly higher than those in the experimental group at the end of the unit of instruction.
