Sentence examples for absorb the concepts from inspiring English sources
Nations with higher rankings teach subjects like geometry, chemistry and physics before high school, giving students more time to absorb the concepts, said William H. Schmidt, executive director of the Third International Math and Science Study Research Center at Michigan State University.
Innovative exercises ensure you absorb the concepts in a visceral way, while individual and team assignments give you practice in using your new capabilities.
"They are not prepared to absorb the concept of compromise," he said.
It had taken two decades for fashion houses to absorb the concept of a brand designing for a "lifestyle," as dreamed up by Ralph Lauren in the 1980s when he created patrician elegance in housewares to suit the country-club clothes.
To help one section of his Yale students absorb the calculus concepts in Math 115, Jim Rolf used the Coursera platform last fall to deliver online video tutorials that the students were required to watch before attending classes.
Many of the current approaches for teaching phylogenetics bombard students with terminology, and they fail to absorb the key concepts (Goldsmith 2003).
However, it needs a retraining of technologists in these countries to absorb the new concepts and a move away from temperate country teaching of ruminant nutrition.
The New World absorbed the planning concepts of European absolutism to only a limited degree.
Sticking to this practice, processing and absorbing the key concepts of it, makes you feel more at ease with the environment around you.
Mr. Ganis said that the teams were willing to absorb the increased costs, while also expanding the concept of the arena.
