Sentence examples for discussion for students from inspiring English sources

An alumni panel discussion for students only.

All of which were ripe topics for discussion for students in the course this year, even as they deciphered messages that could be simultaneously weary and optimistic.

Yale Environmental Women, a student interest group that explores the roles women play in the environmental movement, will host a post-event discussion for students at 7 30 p.m. in the Knobloch Environment Center.

Middlebury Center for Social Entrepreneurship: The center offers Middlebury students a wide range of learning opportunities, including an annual symposium featuring the brightest stars of social entrepreneurship, summer grants, multi-year fellowships, and the MLab, a weekly discussion for students learning about the challenges of social change leadership.

By the time Sundance ends on Sunday, she will have seen upward of 20 films, blogging and reviewing most of them for The National Catholic Reporter and joining in panel discussions for students from religious colleges and seminaries.

Each semester, the Latina/o Studies Program hosts six informal luncheon discussions for students with Cornell faculty and administrators as "a way to bring the community together and give students the opportunity to discuss topics of interest to them," says program Director Sofia Villenas.

Second, we're adding to the new site our Class Clips audio/visual resources that help teachers create engaging classroom discussions for students.

The principal investigator conducted the focus group discussions for students and facilitator groups.

To overcome this problem, teachers can create an online discussion forum for students to post their questions and discuss with peers (Bhagat et al. 2016).

It was titled Integrity of Thought, and a typical page featured a cartoon of three boys sitting around a table discussing the latest government initiatives (as one does), with an accompanying discussion question for students: "What are the everyday applications of these laws?" The routine at Beijing 101 is punishing.

Warren St John offers a discussion guide for students and "best practices" for teachers for his popular Outcasts United.