Sentence examples for developing their own understanding from inspiring English sources

Hart Fellows conduct research projects in collaboration with their host organizations, while simultaneously developing their own understanding of ethical leadership as they encounter the social and political complexities of their field work.

The clinical ethics fellowship assisted the fellows in developing their own understanding of what clinical ethics is and the clinical ethicist's role, as well as acquiring the necessary knowledge, skills and character traits.

This is one way we teach kids about the world as we understand it and encourage them to develop their own understanding.

Data visualizations can change as time progresses and facilitate the user's ability to develop their own understanding by focusing on parts of the map that interest them.

I think they take a large concept and develop their own understanding of it, without considering the complexities and nuances of what the sanctions mean or what sanctions relief means.

If Christians were to actually study the Scriptures, which of course most of them do not, and so were to develop their own understanding of the sacred text itself, they would discern between truth and the nonsense that is preached from scores of pulpits in Christian communions across this country.

What is noteworthy here is that readers of the novel also gain insight into her tacit knowledge and develop their own understanding of racism.

We also visit the places that are the object of conservation, so students can experience first hand the rich cultural and natural history and develop their own understandings of community-based marine conservation.

In that vein, queer people within the church have developed their own understandings of scripture that has fostered a sense of queer liberation.

Working as a team also turns out to be beneficial for the supervisors in developing their own confidence and understanding of how to support the students.

Histology staff members were satisfied that if students had achieved an overall year mark of 70%, they had come to terms with the level we expected of them (i.e. understanding by developing their own cognitive structures).