Sentence examples for correcting students from inspiring English sources
I know a professor at Mosul University who was caught by the Isis hisbah (religious police) in a room with his female colleague correcting students' final exams notes.
We are often so involved in correcting students who are off-task or doing something wrong that we miss opportunities to catch them doing things right.
Five years had passed since "Tense Present," during which time D.F.W. had gone from a so-so school, Illinois State University, to a fancy one, Pomona College, and still he spent his days correcting students who mixed up "nauseous" and "nauseated" and struggled to write clearly.
However (a proper way to begin a sentence?), White acknowledged that he treasured the book not only for its sharp advice but also for Strunk's audacity in promulgating the rules in the first place, which, White figured, were originally devised as a shortcut in correcting students' papers.
EBS has been proved useful for correcting students' misconception through practical use in the classroom (Horiguchi et al. 2014).
The Criminal Code provides only a limited defence to teachers correcting students by force…many boards have a 'hands off', 'no touch' policy in relation to discipline.
Her recent work examines how student acquire, maintain, update, and apply their knowledge, with specific interests in learning from non-traditional sources, correcting student misconceptions, essay-writing, and personalized learning.
Historically, institutions have focused student development efforts on correcting student deficiencies.
I was always amazed when after I had spent hours correcting student's final papers and adding comments that would help them for the future, the students did not pick up the papers.
To have a fighting chance of correcting student misconceptions, instructors must specifically design instruction to address misconceptions.
The instructional techniques that are useful for correcting student misconceptions regarding natural selection are useful for correcting misconceptions in any subject.
