Sentences with phrase «one's or one's own pace»

When learning is truly personalized, all students are equipped to reach the highest levels of achievement, regardless of where they started or their pace of learning.

Speed or the pace in which we do things seems to be of growing importance in our society each and every day.

You could find some of these restless dogs scratching on walls or pacing around the entire night without going to sleep.

But solid STEM education bumps up against other staples of the school system, such as AP requirements or pacing guides, that do not reward or support innovation.

How can teachers differentiate instruction for advanced and developing readers when every student reads the same book at the same time or pace?

You also have full control of your Black dating process, which means you can adjust your own Black dating rhythm or pace.

If your puppy wakes in the night and is whining or pacing, they may need to go to the toilet.

Or that perhaps the chosen reviewer didn't understand the genre because they attacked issues of plot or pacing that were usual for that particular area.

If you have a specific heart rate or pace that you are «supposed» to train at, you can practice running at that heart rate while testing out different breathing rhythms.

Breakthrough schools embrace this design challenge, where educators no longer teach to a standardized average; they no longer move the class forward on a predictable path or pace.

Instead of letting the franchise evolve, make mistakes or even all be damned, and change the tone or pace.

He doesn't have the defensive awareness or pace to sit back and cover.

The device measured their body positions, movements, and the intensity or pace of their movements.

There remains little to no united substance connecting the narrative to the style or pacing.

At 119 minutes, I was surprised by how quickly the time went, and never felt any let - up in the action or the pace of story - telling.

Their relationship at no point makes very much sense from a character or pacing standpoint.

Another example would be that a teacher is required to turn in three grades per week regardless of the topic or pace of the current unit.

Think about the timeline or pacing guide you follow in your class.

Most of the time, an overly long word count is a symptom of major plot or pacing problems in a novel — issues that need to be solved during the revision process.

Regardless of the reasons or pace of the intended change, consult your veterinarian first to ensure your pet stays healthy.

On the other hand, she may follow her owner's around and seek attention or pace around the house.

While the legal industry is not adopting Internet technologies on the scale or pace of many other sectors, recent trends are encouraging.

It's convenient, easy user - friendly menus and lessons to follow through at your convenience or pace.

However, some of these schools have seen or will see new supply this fall, so maintaining or pacing ahead of previous years demonstrates strength in these markets.

That means you don't need to worry about waiting at crossing affecting your overall time or pace.

By definition, blended learning gives students more control over the time, place, path, or pace of their learning.

Since both strength training and intense fitness exercise (such as GXP, HIIT or PACE) burn more fat after exercise, they are superior to mild fitness training when it comes to fat burning.

The governor would not say whether JCOPE should look into the settlement or the pace with which Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver moved to respond to the allegations about Lopez.

What a great change or pace.

Meet is just tall, no strength or pace just a waste of space.

Newly promoted sides have more fire power or pace, Sunderland are just a very poor side.

When moved at slower speeds, they will naturally amble or pace.

Jittery movements are also associated with nervousness — tapping a pen on the desk, rattling legs underneath the table or pacing back and forth.

Zwirner's elegant third floor office was the perfect space, so out went his desk, chair, computer, files, phones, the lot, leaving an empty square white room and the marks on the floor boards where he tends to tip his chair or pace up and down when thinking.

I was implying that all Arteta did was side and back pass but also didn't attempt any long shots and didn't have the strength or tackling ability or pace to be a DMF so worse than Elneny at then end.

Whether you've skipped the race altogether or dropped down in distance or pace, you might be itching for your next adventure.

With respect to GXP [Graded Exercise Protocol], since it is intense without being too intense, if you are not already fit we think it's a better starting point than HIIT [High Intensity Interval Training] or PACE [Progressively Accelerating Cardiopulmonary Exertion].

Once you are able to do GXP work times of 10 minutes for each training session, you may, if you want, switch to either HIIT [high intensity interval training] or PACE [progressively accelerating cardiopulmonary exertion], both of which are more intense than GXP.

It will know you're running and can estimate the distance, but unless you plan on taking your smartphone with you to provide the GPS data, you won't get the same accurate distance, speed or pace details that the Ionic and rival devices offer.

Dogs with CCD may show signs such as confusion, disorientation, anxiety, irritability, apathy, reduced interaction, house soiling, forgetfulness, and aimless wandering or pacing, especially at night.

You should take stock of unusual behavior like restlessness or pacing that can indicate that a dog is dehydrated.

Some dogs will start to whine, bark or pace if they need to go outside.

Notably not playing with enough width or pace on the wing, playing compact in the midfield (which makes a team that doesn't possess well easy to stop), and our quick counters weren't played nearly as frequently.