remedially

Since 2009, U.S. Peace Corps volunteers have staffed its Tefisi centre, remedially assisting primary and secondary school students.

Employees who experience robustly downloaded decisions are more than twice as likely to be supportive of the decision compared to those who are forced to cope with a remedially downloaded one.

I am also bewildered by the fact that school districts must work remedially with youngsters who failed math, writing and the D. R. P. portion of the State Mastery Test, but not language arts.

The new approach of USA Basketball acknowledges that the ethos drilled into previous generations of American players - pass to a teammate who has a better shot, move without the ball - must now be taught remedially.

It is also used remedially at lower dosages as a diuretic, and to treat ailments including diarrhea, anemia, headaches, rheumatism, and a semi-magical disease known as panzón de borrego, or a swollen belly (literally, "lamb belly").