Sentences with phrase «at each lesson»

We'll look at the lessons learned and best practices developed, as well as the benefits of serving more students during the summer break.

He wasn't just looking backwards, at the lessons learned from Pure; he was also looking ahead, where he saw an enormous threat to the company.

However, the three first - grade teachers of the observed children reported that they never looked at the lesson plans during the school year.

A common goal at the lesson level is to have 80 % — 100 % of students successful through whole class instruction.

Students not completing the homework set, and therefore arriving at the lesson unprepared for the planned activities, is highlighted in the report as a barrier to the successful implementation of the approach.

Everything you do and interact with is related to it, and you'd be surprised at the lessons you can draw from just about anything — including college parties!

My grandmother taught piano lessons and I sat on that sofa waiting for my turn at a lesson as a little girl.

He has given us clear instructions at every lesson along with a written plan to use at home between lessons.

We assess the progress your child makes at each lesson and adjust as needed, so your child stays engaged and enthusiastic, not frustrated.

Over time, Rush expects to see teachers not only specialize, but also be able to identify specific developmental needs at the lesson or unit level.

They read the latest education literature and look at lessons other teachers have tried.

It wasn't my content or my skill at lesson planning.

You'll need to arrive at our base at your lesson time.

So, if you're going to have a go at this lesson, just use whatever colours you have available.

While she may not be able to release the school work, she can probably look at her lesson plans and let you know what your child will be missing.

Look at the lesson plans section for some good lessons.

And you might be surprised at the lesson you learn by having your own garage sale.

From blue rinses to ordinary cider, Anoosh Chakelian looks at the lessons of today's budget statement

In both periods, three or four youngsters claimed a table in the hallway, where they worked silently at lessons on quadrilaterals and complementary and supplementary angles, typical geometry exercises.

Also, a look back at lessons learned from the residents of Jubilee Park.

In their 1999 book, The Teaching Gap, James Stigler and James Hiebert look at lesson study in a Japan elementary school.

Assessing the impact of flipped learning, the report's authors say in successful instances, teachers said students arrived at the lesson better prepared and with a higher level of understanding.

I found myself simultaneously astonished and inspired at the lessons that were delivered to me by the very students to whom I've pledged to deliver lessons.

We schedule at lessons at your convenience.

You'll even have the chance to dance the Tango at a lesson!

To do so, he asks teachers to look at their lessons through the eyes of their students with the goal of empowering every student to be capable of answering three basic questions about each lesson: 1.)

Children also chose to ace a spelling test, studying an interesting project, and working hard at lessons in their top 10 favourite things — revealing a far more conscientious approach to learning than their folks!

I bought an oboe for our clarinetist son and paid for lessons from a symphony musician whose menagerie of birds, dogs, and cats created cacophonous background noise at every lesson.

From this new spot of his, he plays with books; he snuggles up with his dolls; and of course, he romps and giggles and laughs at the lessons he is being given in proper bed jumping by three excited siblings (that is what beds are for, isn't it?

By the time we got Laurel and Violet squared away at lessons Jon and I got to our lesson and were two minutes late and our group had already departed.

This is a literature - rich program, so you'll want to purchase the Literature packages or make sure you look ahead at the lesson plans to see which books you'll need to check out of the library.

We'd yet to see Kennedy's televised debate victory over Nixon in 1960 (old hands chuckle at the lesson therein: radio listeners thought Nixon had won).

Inspired by her discussions with her classes, Cowhey wrote Black Ants and Buddhists: Thinking Critically and Teaching Differently in the Primary Grades, to help other educators look at their lessons differently.

Taylor reminisced about his own experience as a trainee teacher and how, after one particularly disastrous attempt at a lesson, one of the pupils came back after the class and said: «That was really good, thank you».

Readiness uses formative assessments to find and evaluate the gaps between student understanding and learning targets at a lesson and unit level.

I'm looking more closely at my lessons to see how I can teach to reach them — which I might not have done before — but I like working with kids who need things presented in different ways.»

If this is completed before a lesson takes place, students are able to spend a greater amount of time on completing practical in - class activities or coursework, having arrived at the lessons already knowing how to use the software.

Identifying instructional leadership as a high - need area, McCoy - Mitti began a twice - monthly, one - hour lesson - tuning showcase in which teachers meet with the leadership teams to look critically at lessons to ensure that activities align with goals and include critical thinking and multiple assessments.

But Wilshaw said: «Inspection evidence shows that, for some students, having to retake their GCSE can be demotivating and that attendance at these lessons is lower.»

This curriculum instruction guide for MANGO Math gives you a look at lessons included in the crate, and how you can use them to teach students the Common Core math standards they need to succeed.

Three levels of differentiated instruction exist at every lesson in the Teacher Edition for Response to Intervention (RtI) Tiers 1 and 2 and Extend and Enrich for Beyond Level students.

I am looking at a lesson research proposal for grade 5 on division of decimal values by a whole number.

We take a look at the lessons everyone — not just celebrities — can learn from the divorcees.

This April 2013 article in Principal Leadership, written by Rob Larson and Rhonda Barton, looks at lessons for school leaders on improving educational equity.

In contrast, formative classroom walkthroughs focus on looking for and learning from evidence of student learning at the lesson level.

If you look at the lesson on paint surfaces, you will see that you can paint with acrylic on virtually any surface that has been primed or has a «tooth» to which the paint can adhere.