modality

"The modality of the online course, being entirely asynchronous, allowed students to learn at their own pace. "

"The philosophy professor discussed the modality of different claims about student success, analyzing whether they asserted possibility, impossibility, or necessity. "

"The teacher changed the modality of the instruction from a strict lecture to a more interactive group discussion, hoping to increase student engagement. "

"The teacher explained that the modality of "should" in the sentence "You should study" expresses an opinion or suggestion, not a definite command. "

""Physical therapy is one modality doctors use to treat back pain." "

"The doctor tested each modality, checking my vision and hearing carefully. "

"The teacher explained the lesson in multiple modalities: through a lecture (audio), a slideshow (visual), and a hands-on activity (kinesthetic). "

"The pastor focused on strengthening the modality of the church by improving its internal communication and organizational structure, rather than starting new outreach programs through parachurch groups. "

"The music theory class covered modality, explaining how Dorian and Lydian modes differ from the major scale. "

"The school shifted to a virtual modality after the snowstorm, using online platforms and pre-recorded lessons to maintain learning, demonstrating how technology and teaching methods combined to continue education despite the weather conditions. "

"The student's success in the online course was significantly affected by the modality of instruction, as she struggled without the in-person support she was used to. "