Sentence examples for years of instruction from inspiring English sources

Erik Imler, a coach and former pro player, worries that coaches will lose "three valuable years" of instruction.

Using data from three recent studies in South Asia and Africa, we show that a majority of students spend years of instruction with no progress on basics.

Children pick up foreign languages easily under the right circumstances, but I'd guess that most children in the U.S. do not retain much of their years of instruction in foreign languages.

After about two years of instruction in improvisational comedy, she joined the Second City cast, first as a touring company understudy and later as a performer on the company's main stage.

An alternative track, in which eight years of primary education are condensed into four years of instruction, exists for students of all ages who have or have had limited access to schooling.

But he said that while students who had completed law school in two and a half years would be able to practice in a law firm under the guidance of mentors, he wondered whether students would be able to open their own offices after only two and a half years of instruction.

Intensive language courses provide the equivalent of a full year of instruction in a single term.

These exams are difficult enough for students, even if you have a full year of instruction". Richard Moniuszko, deputy division superintendent for Fairfax public schools, says he knows of few such complaints.

Although some had feared that Appel's going back to school would raise his risk of serious injury, he seemed to improve with another year of instruction from Rusty Filter, the pitching coach who at San Diego State worked with Stephen Strasburg.

High school teachers provide 1,080 hours per year of instruction in America, compared with fewer than 600 in South Korea and Japan, where the balance of teachers' time is spent collaboratively on developing and refining lesson plans.

I watched Solomon and Methuselah arrive from the Democratic Republic of Congo in the fall of 2015, and by the spring of 2017, they had jumped over an entire year of instruction and they were in mainstream classes, reading To Kill a Mockingbird.