This form asks them to not only give some basic details of their current event chosen, but also to suggest some areas of background research they will need to conduct and postulate what they think their thesis statement might argue: whether or not their event will be covered in history textbooks.
I absorbed obsessively the intricate system of prohibitions, so as not to attract anyone's attention by transgressing: no fewer than five lace-holes in our outdoor shoes, no green ink, all textbooks to be covered in brown paper, girls not to use the toilet in twos (in junior school, we had crowded three or four into the little cubicles, to gossip), and so on.
These textbooks are typically designed to be covered in a semester instead of an entire class year.
Instead, try, reading upcoming lessons in your textbook the day before they'll be covered in class.
Of the 41 textbooks, the consequences of tobacco use component was covered in 30 textbooks (73.2%) and the social norms component was covered in 19 (46.3%).
Regarding the distribution of each of the five components (table 2), the consequences of tobacco use component was covered in 30 textbooks (73.2%) while the social norms component was covered in 19 textbooks (46.3%).
We use the Analysis of our History handout (PDF) to calculate and analyze some statistics regarding what is covered in history textbooks and, just as importantly, what is not.
The emphasis was shown not only from the content being covered in the textbooks but also in the practices of exploring and organizing prospective teachers' own curriculum.
A wide range of signals that are covered in psychoacoustic textbooks and behavioral listening tests can be created using only these language features.
This idea, the molecular clock, is covered in many introductory biology textbooks, and is one of the basic principles used to reconstruct evolutionary histories from genetic data.
