Sentence examples for acknowledges students from inspiring English sources

For teachers seeking a proactive approach that acknowledges students' cultural and religious conflicts with evolution and encourages a classroom exploration of the impact of these conflicts on the understanding of evolution, the resource also provides two activities to engage students in two 50 75 min directed classroom discussions (Table 4).

The Music Center will also honor five students in each category with a Promise Award, which acknowledges students who inspire the judges with their commitment and dedication to their art form.

Universities acknowledge students want good facilities for the fees they pay.

"Mentors should give appropriate credit to co-authorship between the trainees and should publicly acknowledge students and trainees that contributed to the research and preparation of their work," reiterates Frankel.

Similar views are supported by some researchers, who acknowledge students' and educators' hesitation towards virtual simulations and serious games, but they insist on the inclusion of games into course material, and on instructors' familiarization with their use (Kapralos et al., 2011).

It took almost a full week for Yale's president to formally acknowledge students' legitimate concerns about racism and the incident at SAE. Here's what happened while we waited for a sign of support from the administration.

[2] When others acknowledge students as quasi-professionals they experience transference and may respond with counter-transference by changing to meet expectations or fulfil a prototype.

To create a safe environment that encourages students to share all of their ideas, instructors may be best served in acknowledging student responses as neutrally as possible.

What this study adds is that, while acknowledging student intake differs by medical school, medical school itself seems to influence career preference.

"It acknowledges that students are uniquely different than students at high school and elementary school," said Susan Howard, principal of Briarcliff Middle School.

Ann Douglas, a Beat scholar who has been teaching it for more than 25 years at Columbia, acknowledges that students don't accept it as "gospel".