Sentence examples for change misconceptions from inspiring English sources
John Wilson, team manager for the visually-impaired bowlers, says Rosa and the rest of the squad can change misconceptions about the sport.
Instead, students are more likely to learn natural selection when they are engaged in instructional activities specifically designed to change misconceptions.
It's all part of her mission to change misconceptions and share her self-discovery, she told Elle.
As for yoga's potential to change misconceptions about partying and festival culture, DJ Drez believes the practice can help ravers cast aside their inhibitions sans substances.
The latter might be more attributable to many in the post-Gandhi generation who conflate non-confrontation with passivity and do nothing to change misconceptions.
I might be too optimistic -- many of my family and friends think that I definitely am -- but I have faith in humans, and I feel that if every one of us did his/her own part we can change misconceptions in the world one person at a time.
"There were a lot of misperceptions that Sci Fi was for men, that it was for young men and that it was for geeky young men," said Bonnie Hammer, the president of NBC Universal Cable Entertainment, which oversees Sci Fi. "We had to broaden the channel to change the misconceptions of the genre".
However, CAIM did not change major misconceptions related to photosynthesis topic in EG as expected.
Instruction is much more effective when teachers use active learning strategies specially designed to change student misconceptions.
Therefore, we interpreted that 44 students did change their misconceptions of evolution theory in some ways after the lessons; however, the degree of conceptual change (difference between pre-and post-test) varies from one to 15.
