Sentence examples for elementary thinking from inspiring English sources

"The problem was that you failed to do the most elementary thinking".

The problem was that you failed to do the most elementary thinking needed to see if what they were saying (or what you thought they were saying)... made any sense," wrote Raymond T. Pierrehumbert, a climate scientist at the University of Chicago, in an open letter to Levitt.

In other words, it's pretty elementary thinking to assume that since the almonds cost.39 per container that the company is profiting to the tune of $3.60 per unit.

But he nevertheless made the elementary mistake of thinking that Europe is much the same as America, and that the aggressive promotion of its technology, and uncompromising dealings with activists and retailers, would win the day.

Both spatial tests (Paper Folding, Purdue Rotations) showed improvements with Think3d! participation, indicating that the program likely improves elementary students' spatial thinking with visualizations.

Recently, several teams of researchers have developed assessments that are meant to scale up the ability to make such classifications: Two examples include Clements et al. (2008) with a content focus on number, geometry, and classification with very young children and Hodkowski et al. (2016) with a focus on upper elementary multiplicative thinking.

I know you're thinking, Hey, elementary subjects can't be that hard to cover, right?

LOS ANGELES — His name has not been released, so it was not possible Thursday to ascertain what an elementary school teacher here was thinking when he pinned a photo of O. J. Simpson on the shirt of a second-grader who was marching in a Black History Month parade.

We conclude that Making has the potential to support the development of scientific model thinking in the elementary science classroom, but much further research is needed in this area.

They actually do make it for elementary band, so I'm thinking of making it for our spring concert.

If you haven't, I suggest you go out and buy an elementary text, such as the excellent "Thinking Strategically," by Avinash Dixit and Barry Nalebuff.