Sentence examples for a science lessons from inspiring English sources

Future research might examine the longitudinal influence of a science lessons designed to teach evolution science to young learners; it might help determine student ability; it might help evaluate their grasp to retain and apply their knowledge and perceptions to more sophisticated contexts; and of concepts representative of the fundamentals of speciation and adaptation.

"We filmed a science lesson," Ms. Gregory said.

That wasn't a science lesson, it was posing.

Moreover, art used as a pill to swallow a science lesson is a tricky proposition.

A science lesson was broadcast from space in which 400,000 children took part.

Four dizzy dames attempt to give us a science lesson in Genetics for Blondes (Assembly Rooms).

The rose was in itself both a science lesson and a reminder of the planet's fragility.

Which was a science lesson of some sort — the emotional limits of the Homo sapiens working Jewish mother — but it was soft science, and therefore less impressive.

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In another scene, a teacher uses papier-mâché planets and surround-screen projection images of the solar system to enliven a science lesson.

He was suspected of terrorism by his own teacher, who carelessly thought the clock that Ahmed built for a science lesson was a bomb.