Sentence examples for courses to explore from inspiring English sources

In virtually each nearby town are other golf courses to explore.

Beyond eliminating the need to purchase individual courses, the new subscription model also reduces the cost of interactive coursework for students, allowing them to navigate between courses to explore new areas or brush up on old ones.

Therefore, it is necessary to diagnose the student enrollment trends in the mathematics, science, and CTE-STEM courses to explore the effects of the changes and to provide evidence to prepare better support and policies to draw more students into STEM.

In addition, we collectively aggregated the data on all STEM-related courses offered in each year, including required, selective, and CTE-STEM courses to explore the overall trends as a whole as shown in the Figs. 1 and 2 in the report by U.S. DoE & NCES (2013).

"If you examine the Web through the lens of orality, you can't help but see it everywhere," says Irwin Chen, a design instructor at Parsons who is developing a new course to explore the emergence of oral culture online.

In the second part we describe a field study conducted in CS1 course to explore the assessment potential of PP.

Semi-structured interviews were conducted with ten commencing undergraduates of a Bachelor of Humanitarian and Development Studies course to explore their aspirations and resilience factors regarding future work.

The emerging field of neuroeconomics, which assesses the neuroscience underlying decision-making, plots a promising course to explore the mechanisms underlying complex environmental valuation decisions.

Professor of Psychology J.J. Conley took him on in an independent study course to explore the biology, psychology, and literary explanations for his sleeping visions.

It's always good, of course, to explore options for individual counseling, couples' therapy, or marital counseling with a minister or licensed clinician, but if the connection between you and your spouse isn't there, it's unlikely those efforts will change anything and, maybe, consideration for a more peaceful divorce can be in order (could this better explain Tom and Katie?).

Such studies may contribute to a better understanding of the clinical course to explore potential therapeutic interventions for patients with bronchiectasis.