Sentence examples for address misconceptions from inspiring English sources

This is an opportunity to develop further knowledge and address misconceptions.

At the moment we work with about 2,750 state schools every year to address misconceptions about Oxford," Khan said.

But he said his government was most interested in the program's potential to address misconceptions about Israel.

He also said the airline wanted to address misconceptions about the plan and whether it would address United's costs.

Discussion following a task can address misconceptions that arose as students worked.

Justice Mlambo said the broadcast of a "celebrity" trial might go a long way to address misconceptions about justice system.

The Turkish artist Kutlug Ataman addresses misconceptions that inevitably arise when the English-speaking world tries to export its culture through multichannel videos projected on walls.

PHILIP J. BOYER, M.D., PH.D., Department of Pathology, University of Colorado, Denver The article addresses misconceptions about arthritis — that it is solely a disease of adults and that it is a mild inconvenience.

The Understanding Evolution tutorial explicitly addressed misconceptions of evolution, yet they persisted and were detectable in several of the lessons.

Arguably, the most critical population for providing effective curriculum that increases knowledge of evolution while addressing misconceptions is K-12 teachers (FLDOE 2008, NAS 1998, NRC 1996, 2007, NSTA 1997).

He also addresses misconceptions about contracting diseases.