Methods of Study Sample Clauses

Methods of Study. Activities selected as a means to reach the objectives may include, but are not limited to: core curriculum materials, reading, flash cards, illustrations, oral and written reports, demonstrations, participation, lesson exercises, games, comprehension questions, field trips, simulations, discussions, note-taking, art projects, videos, and other educational activities.
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Methods of Study. Methods of study would include, but not be limited to, working independently at home with parental support and guidance from a certificated teacher, cooperative classes and/or learning center classes, supplemental learning projects, distance learning, one-on-one tutoring, and community based education options, such as concurrent enrollment at a community college..
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Methods of Study. Have you enjoyed this study of Xxxx’s Gospel? Do you wish to study it further? If so, here are a few more suggestions for detailed study. 1. Xxxx all the names of Xxxxx you can find, especially those that emphasize His deity. 2. Make a further detailed study of the “I am” passages. Link them up with all the Old Testament references to God as “I AM.” 3. Study in detail the promises of the Holy Spirit in chapters in 14, 15, and 16. 4. Make a study of the High Priestly Prayer in chapter 17, especially in relationship to the matter of personal sanctification. 5. Look up all the references to “servant-xxxx” and “friends.” Note the differences. 6. List and study all the passages in which Xxxxx commands men and women not to sin any longer.
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Methods of Study. Students will be provided curriculum and online resources for English language arts, mathematics, science, and history/social studies. Learning objectives and standards will guide the planning of student assignments and activities, reflected in student work, and be used as the method for evaluation. All assignments and any modifications to the course of study will be documented on the Learning Records. Activities to reach the assigned objectives and standards may include core curriculum materials and various educational activities including but not limited to: reading, research, essays, illustrations, oral and written reports, demonstrations, learning games, online adaptive curriculum, field trips. The Lakeside Union Home Flex Program does not teach sectarian or denominational doctrine directly or indirectly to students attending the program. EC 51747(c)(6); 5 CCR 11703(b)(2); EC 51747(c)(2) and 51745(a)(3); 5 CCR 11700(e)(f) and 11702(b); EC 51747(c)(2); 5 CCR 11704(c)
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Methods of Study. Student activities will be as specified in the District course outlines for the course(s) to be completed and can be found on the weekly assignments sheets.
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Methods of Study. Methods of Evaluation, and Resources: We understand that the student is to complete the subjects/courses listed below, and that subject/course objectives reflect the curriculum adopted by the district's governing board and are consistent with district standards, as outlined in the district's subject/course descriptions. The following subjects/courses will be provided: English Language Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Physical Education, and Elective/ELD. Student’s completion of subject/course material will be evaluated by the teacher based on completion of classroom assignments and tests. Each student will be assigned a teacher and will be provided any resources needed to complete the work assigned. This includes confirming, or providing access to, the connectivity and devices adequate to participate in the educational program and complete assigned work. Upon completion of this contract, middle school students will earn credits for each of their courses, and elementary school students will advance to the next grade level, assuming the full year is completed.
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Methods of Study. Methods of study for this student will include (Indicate at least 3 primary methods of study): independent reading problem solving experiential learning opportunities study projects drill and practice other methods as noted Academic evaluations of the work will be made on the same basis as is utilized in the regular classroom for similar work. (Indicate at least 3 primary methods of evaluation.): teacher made tests observations chapter/unit tests student conferences work samples portfolios other methods as noted Enrollment in charter school independent study is an educational alternative chosen by the family. Regular classroom instruction is available through the student’s local district.
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Methods of Study. The District will provide all necessary instructional services: instructional materials, and other necessary items and resources as specified for each assignment, including but not limited to, credentialed teacher support, technical support, core curriculum and textbooks.
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Methods of Study. Have you enjoyed this study of Xxxx’s Gospel? Do you wish to study further? If so, here are a few more suggestions.
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