Sentence examples for as separate subjects from inspiring English sources
Physics, mathematics, and biology are often studies as separate subjects.
1.51pm: Despite the increases in pupils studying physics, biology and chemistry as separate subjects, the CBI is protesting that too few pupils are taking all three science GCSEs.
The latest GCSE results are expected to show more pupils taking physics, chemistry and biology as separate subjects, propelled in England by the government's promotion of its English baccalaureate suite of subjects.
190, 195, 92 L.Ed. 128, § 1(b) made the Natural Gas Act applicable to three separate things: '(1) the transportation of natural gas in interstate commerce; (2) its sale in interstate commerce for resale; and (3) natural gas companies engaged in such transportation or sale.' And throughout the Act 'transportation' and 'sale' are viewed as separate subjects of regulation.
Vertical study topics are typically relevant to all specialties and are usually taught through other subjects rather than as separate subjects in their own right.
After that it is divided into biology, chemistry, and physics and taught as separate subjects in the last two years of compulsory schooling.
A theory-practice gap could occur if course content is delivered only as separate subject domains or textbook cases are communicated as simplistic representations of complex "real-world" phenomena.
In an age of inter-disciplinarity, studying physics, biology, and chemistry as supposedly separate subjects could be seen as an anachronism even for those going on to become scientists.
The teaching of English was also noted, as it was not taught as a separate subject but as part of history lessons, journal-keeping, and other exercises.
Yet you, like Labour, still treat it as an "add-on" – as a separate subject, not something that, in Naomi Klein's words, changes everything.
"I think the primary review is right to suggest bringing ICT into primary schools so long as it is treated as a learning tool and not as a separate subject".
