Sentence examples for examples to students from inspiring English sources

Robert L. Weinberg, a retired founding partner of the Washington law firm Williams & Connolly and a lecturer at George Washington University Law School, said that instead of restricting the number of adjunct lecturers like himself, law schools ought to greatly increase them because they bring real-world examples to students.

Staff forgetting its homework is disruptive and a bad example to students.

Simply put, serve as an example to students and give them choices, and you make it "cool" for children to eat healthy.

Yes, his buildings make headlines, but his insistence on strident effect and neglect of structural or practical disciplines is a woeful example to students.

We conclude with a discussion of how the taxonomy can help shape future good research practice (thereby setting a better example to students), and offer some propositions for future research.

Such discussions can introduce concepts, highlight connections and interactions between the life sciences and other fields, and provide real-world examples to help students relate to the material.

Lack of effective teaching modalities that can leverage real-world examples to stimulate student interest in STEM concepts are identified as one of the reasons for this crisis.

He was declared a bad example to other students and forbidden from joining an orchestra.

The second focuses on practising these; it's important, for example, to encourage students to pump their arms forward and back – without crossing across the body – when running.

Thus the module uses a real-world example to engage students in the process of scientific inquiry.

For example, to help students overcome their domain knowledge challenges, we have been developing hypertext science resources for the kinematics and ecology units.