Examples of tuition

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Indeed, they reasoned, the introduction of the work system would allow the university to eliminate tuition altogether.
Within this framework, the focus was on topics concerned with learning to play, including topics such as practice, technique, tuition and opportunities for performance.
The arrangements for music activities beyond the classroom include paid tutors teaching small groups or individual instrument tuition.
Classes are typically large (up to 20) and the medium of tuition is the tune, rather than scales or exercises.
The results of this survey provide evidence that students take term-time employment when parents don't make financial contributions to tuition and/or maintenance costs.
In the context of the instrumental tuition debate this could be seen as signi®cant.
The introduction of tuition fee loans in higher education in 1998 may have exacerbated the problem of voucher inadequacy for the least advantaged.
The maximum grant will rise to £1,500 in 2005/06, and then again to £2,700 in 2006/07 when variable tuition fees are charged.
The cost of education in our model should not be viewed merely as the college tuition.
Since loan markets are nonexistent, tuition must be self-financed.
Consider an example from the economics of education: we want to evaluate a policy that reduces tuition by one thousand dollars.
If the student attends a private school, the parent pays tuition to that school on top of the taxes paid to the public school system.
Requiring parents to pay tuition greater than the voucher that they receive is one such constraint.
Tuition was cheap - originally five dollars a class, today only $204 for a twelveweek course.
Only eighteen to twenty students are accepted per year, out of some twelve hundred applicants, and tuition fees were $24,330 last year.
Support to schools in terms of materials and equipment, extra tuition and advice and assessment, all seemed at least adequate whereas in-service opportunities were limited.
As well as encouraging her to apply general known principles, the ward staff also need to provide tuition and support.
The government pays teachers' salaries in district council schools, and a grant to cover primary tuition costs.
At secondary level, tuition fees are paid by families.
Thus, the project will use a second control group which is not pre-tested but which does receive the tuition and posttesting.
Without this tuition in independent learning, pupils could easily lose interest and motivation to carr y on with their lessons.
Musical literacy is a prominent feature of formal instrument tuition where it is regarded as an indispensable part of learning to play an instrument.
Taking regular individualised lessons in what might be regarded as the usual fashion for instrument tuition was exceptional for these learners.
After some whole-class tuition in the individual lines, the pupils started to work on their own.
The list of those providing tuition is most impressive.
More tuition in the working method was desired in over 40 percent of the responses.
Because these are private schools, a school can charge different students different tuition.
In addition to financial aid being difficult to access and obtain, it also does not cover the increasing price of tuition that is occurring annually.
In order to qualify for in-state tuition, students are required to provide proof of citizenship.
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