Sentence examples for a developing comprehension from inspiring English sources

These issues include explorations of that fundamental conceptual framework, the Vitruvian triad; a developing comprehension of tectonics that is, structure and its revelation in design; and the waxing and waning promotion of ornament.

These questions and the associated answers form a narrative that aids kids in developing comprehension skills.

The two categories presented in the middle (Associating Genetic Drift with Other Evolutionary Mechanisms, Associating Genetic Drift with Population Boundaries) do not represent a progression; rather, some responses in each category range from novice to developing comprehension.

The definitions in these responses indicated developing comprehension of evolution, but did not indicate knowledge of genetic drift.

Student conceptions probably do not skip from the novice to the developing comprehension end of our framework, but instead must move through the muddled intermediate stage.

These represent just a few of the opportunities to use simple off-line tools to interactively engage students in developing comprehension of the power of mathematics in making sense of complex data while making only a few simple assumptions.

There are also questions to help develop comprehension skills, so you and your little ones can enjoy reading, playing and learning together.

As cognitive scientists have found, the way to develop comprehension is not to drill students on skills but to expand their knowledge by teaching history, literature, science, and the arts through a coherent curriculum.

Researchers have found that teaching reading strategies is a key element in developing student comprehension.

A study was conducted to assess the effects of two intervention strategies aimed at developing reading comprehension at different levels of functional complexity, with first grade students from a public junior high school of Mexico City.

Although the lecture is the least effective method of developing deep comprehension or higher-level thinking, he writes, it remains the most common approach instructors use in conducting their classes.