Sentence examples for developing their understanding from inspiring English sources
"Many students didn't previously know what to do to lower their carbon footprint so we are bringing that into the curriculum more and developing their understanding".
The current students have found these applications useful for developing their understanding of liquid liquid equilibria.
For science and mathematics professors unfamiliar with either the STeLLA approach or working with teachers, leadership development focuses on the bottom two corners of the triangle in Fig. 4, developing their understanding of the STeLLA VbPD program goals and components and their knowledge about teacher learning in learning communities.
In this view, everyday ways of talking are not seen as barriers but rather are considered as "anchoring conceptions" or "bridging analogies" to assist students in developing their understanding of scientific ways of knowing (Clement et al. 1989; DiSessa et al. 1991).
The importance of engaging Indigenous people as part of the advocacy process and developing their understanding of cancer, cancer services and treatments with flow-on effects to understanding within the wider Indigenous community needs to be emphasised.
The theory underpinning the idea describes master-apprentice learning, in which novices work alongside experts, gradually developing their understanding with explicit and implicit guidance from others in the community according to the norms of the group.
Social workers, healthcare staff, housing officers and schools need to develop their understanding that a pattern of coercive and controlling behaviour is criminal behaviour.
Those on music technology degrees will have developed their understanding of how music is recorded and mixed and how the profession operates.
They do not produce work of enough quality or quantity in order to acquire key skills, gain new knowledge or develop their understanding as quickly as they should.
The team of opera singers and producers joined experts at the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust and King's College to develop their understanding of the characters.
He says: "There would be a much better understanding of what Islam is, how the original community around the prophet Muhammad understood Islam and how subsequent generations developed their understanding according to context and situation, if more Muslims learned Arabic".
