Sentence examples for enduring misconceptions from inspiring English sources
Four years ago, I explained in my blog how enduring misconceptions about Sophia Tolstoy's character and marriage prompted me to write her biography.
Enduring misconceptions: "Morphological characters would be more informative than 1 gene" (Student 1, posttest) "Well I would use morphological phylogeny, I say this because I feel I would better be able to decode the alike and dislikes [ sic] traits and construct a graph or chart out of that information" (Student 6, posttest).
However, as others have discussed, limited explicit instruction in tree thinking in K 12 classrooms, as well as inaccurate representations of phylogenetics in classroom textbooks, leaves students vulnerable to enduring misconceptions and a limited understanding of evolutionary concepts (Catley and Novick, 2008).
This is one of the most enduring misconceptions we have about the Victorian era.
One enduring misconception students hold is that evolutionary processes are forward looking and that events occur in anticipation of some future need (Mead and Scott 2010a).
Ms. Tallchief remained closely identified with her Osage lineage long after she found fame and glamour in Paris and New York, and she bridled at the enduring stereotypes and misconceptions many held about American Indians.
The outcomes of these misconceptions by Magendie, although brief, were enduring in their effect.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
