Brodsky famously infuriated the students in his workshop on the first day of class, when he would announce that each student would be expected to memorize several poems (some lengthy) and recite them aloud.
The area they are expected to memorize covers a 6-mile radius, centered around the Charing Cross train station.
Nobody can be expected to memorize all the recipes, but they should know where to look so they can get you what you need.
In the daily freshman grind, Doolies are expected to memorize and recite reams of information to members of the upper classmen.
Those of us lucky enough to have studied poetry in school, and perhaps to have been expected to memorize some of it, will remember Robert Frost's famous lines, "Two roads diverged in a wood, and I / I took the one less traveled by, / And that has made all the difference".
In effect, efforts should be made to reduce the total amount of factual information students are expected to memorize; reduce the use of the passive lecture format; and devote more effort to helping students become active, independent learners and problem solvers (Vander, 1994).
Mr. Nichols said the actors are expected to have memorized their lines -- "They have to be off book at these prices" -- and the playwrights were taking the project seriously.
Students are not expected to memorize any formulas; rather, a list of common statistical formulas related to descriptive statistics, probability, and inferential statistics is provided.
Young boys are expected to sit, concentrate and memorize for hours on end — skills that girls seem to be better at earlier in life.
I was given hundreds of recipes and expected to memorize them; they were mainly his recipes, I would eventually learn.
