Sentence examples for Core subject matter from inspiring English sources

Students investigate best practices within the mainstream setting with a view to helping ESL students gain access to core subject matter knowledge.

Most worrisome, however, is the failure of the schools to establish technological literacy as major goal by treating the study of technology as core subject matter for all students.

While the core subject matter may be painfully close to home (Agata's personal effects – books, clothes – appear in the film), there are belly laughs to be had, thanks largely to John Turturro in a spectacularly self-deprecating turn as fading American-Italian screen star Barry Huggins.

Danny Bakewell, who has led the protest as chairman of the National Black United Fund and president of its Los Angeles chapter, called the Brotherhood Crusade, said he had seen only the pilot episode but argued that the sitcom's core subject matter trivializes slavery.

This essay furnishes an overview of scholarship on the core subject matter of the book, mostly from the discipline of history, but also from other social science disciplines.

Thus, over the years, those Essentialists who follow Chomsky closely have changed the term they use for their core subject matter from 'linguistic competence' to 'I-language' to 'FLN', and the concepts expressed by these terms are all slightly different.

Some of the post-Venice images were a lot more explicit than the earlier ones — the gallery posted a warning notice about the hard-core subject matter — but that wasn't what riled the New York critics.

This should address the core curriculum subject matter and should provide an opportunity to review both the diagnostic and interventional cases with respect to patient selection, the performance of the procedure, clinical outcome and any complications.

Scores for each of the core tutor behaviours, social congruence, subject-matter expertise or cognitive congruence, were computed.

For the art historian Taco Dibbits, director of collections at the Rijksmuseum, the answer lies in Rembrandt's ability to penetrate to the core of his subject, no matter who or what he was painting.

Others have subject-matter expertise.