Meanings of direct instruction in English

Eight of those districts said students receive little to no direct instruction.

Nor was education confined to direct instruction in the school-room.

The two cases are equally in contrast to educating by the direct instruction of the teacher.

I have never taken well to direct instruction.

I've never got a direct instruction from him, and I've worked for him longer than you.

Nadine Shah's music often sounds like a direct instruction to those facing racist persecution in their communities.

Time should instead be invested in planning for efficient direct instruction, challenging questions, and deliberate practice for students.

Not all of the child's religious impressions come through direct instruction in the facts and precepts of religion.

Myth, legend, fable may sometimes drive home a truth with greater force than direct instruction and well-meant practical advice.

How is the correct vocal action to be imparted to the pupil if not by direct instruction to this end?

Her name was Frances Blood, and she especially, by her example and direct instruction, drew out her young friend's powers.

The Mormon settlement of the Gila Valley was one of the few made without particular and direct instruction from the general Church authorities.

It was by his direct instruction that Douglas- Home, soon after becoming editor, dismissed Adrian Hamilton as editor of the Business News at The Times.

Her findings indicated that words learned through inference, by the process of elimination, for instance, are more easily retained than when learned through direct instruction.

This does not mean that we can change character and mind by direct instruction and exhortation, apart from a change in industrial and political conditions.

They were hired by the king and received direct instructions from him.