Sentence examples for envisioned students from inspiring English sources

Concurrent pedagogies appeared in European institutions such as Ovide Decroly's École de l'Ermitage (the Hermitage School), which envisioned students utilizing the classroom as a workshop, and Maria Montessori's Casa dei Bambini ("Children's House"), which incorporated experiential and tactile learning methods through students' use of "didactic materials".

As a result of participation in CAM 742, it is envisioned that students will be better able to communicate to patients that dietary supplements cannot be ignored as pharmacologically inert, but rather must be treated as medications, complete with the potential to cause troublesome adverse effects or clinically-relevant drug interactions.

In an article last fall, Mr. Shaw said he liked the devices' portability, but did not envision students' using them for in-depth research or writing.

Balbin envisions students using it to help study or developers integrating it into news aggregators and read-it-later services such as Instapaper or Pocket.

Assistant Superintendent Art Hand envisions students will work on projects like building solar-powered model airplanes.

This is an obvious nod to California's 2014 "yes means yes" law, which conservative pundits mocked as a prime example of liberal overreach, envisioning college students signing contracts before agreeing to go down on each other.

This is an obvious nod to California's 2014 "yes means yes" law, which conservative pundits mocked as a prime example of liberal overreach, envisioning college students signing contracts before agreeing to go down on one another.

We envision Amani Institute students seeing themselves as global changemakers -- able to operate flexibly and freely wherever they are called to go, living and working in ways that transcend boundaries.

As an example, I might hypothesize that attending full-day kindergarten increases a student's reading proficiency because I can also envision a student not attending full-day kindergarten but rather attending part-day kindergarten.

One group of students envisioned Danish children jetting through Copenhagen on their way to school.

"He loved the messages and images envisioned by the students being spread throughout the community," the group said.