Sentences with phrase «useful instructions which»

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The Association for the Advancement of Instruction about Alcohol and Narcotics produces a newsletter which contains useful material.

It also comes with a DVD that contains instructions on how to use the stroller, which is very useful and a good addition.

Below are instructions on common baby sign language which you might find useful.

The App gives detailed instructions about what cycle to use and how to treat the stain, which is particularly useful because my Whirlpool Duet looks like something out of a Star Trek episode.

Also included is an information sheet with the assessment criteria, brief instructions for how to answer each question (1, 2, 3, 4 and 5) and a breakdown of marks for every question, which has been extremely useful for students to use either as revision, during an assessment, or as a self - or peer - marking sheet.

Today personalized instruction may have a high - tech component, which can be useful, when trying to develop personal learning programs for a classroom of 20 - 30 learners.

CBMreading is uniquely designed to accommodate quick, easy, frequently delivered assessments (e.g., weekly, biweekly), which provide useful data to monitor student progress and evaluate response to instruction.

Assessment of instruction is summative and is especially useful in determining the degree to which a student has mastered an extended body of content or set of KUDs at a concluding point in a sequence of learning.

Instructions for proofreading projects If you are new to proofreading texts for inclusion to Project Gutenberg, please read this proofing summary which is very useful visual example of the formatting rules.

There were lots of useful tips on dog handling, clear instructions, and good feedback which always included something positive.

«It was this feeling which led me to provide an institution where a course of instruction would be open and free to all who felt a want of scientific knowledge, as applicable to any of the useful purposes of life,» Cooper said in his 1864 commencement address.

Also in the area of support for those representing themselves in court, Pro Bono Law Alberta, the Canadian Bar Association — Alberta Branch, and members of the judiciary from the Alberta Courts, worked together to produce four educational videos which provide unrepresented claimants with short, easy to understand instructions about basic courtroom procedures, processes, etiquette and other useful information.

Some of those variances are useful — providing greater clarity around issues on which the Federation is silent (e.g., AB Rule 2.02 (3) which speaks to when a lawyer ought to obtain instructions, or Ontario Sections 3.2 -7.1-7.3 which clarify lawyer obligations in relation to client dishonesty).