Sentence examples for exposed students from inspiring English sources

Phillips exposed students to the business end of writing, with trips to publishers where he would "point out the slush pile".

Planck taught a course called "Political Lives: Leo Tolstoy," which exposed students to both the Russian's literary works and his essays on nonviolent resistance.

The course lecturer covered the theoretical parts, whereas practicing R&D engineers exposed students to current R&D works.

The program exposed students to the possibilities of pursuing a career in academe, an alternative to the lure of industry.

Because each student formed a unique relationship with a different patient, discussion of experiences exposed students to multiple perspectives and situations not encountered with their own buddy.

First, this model, which implemented a social-constructivist approach in which learning took place through discourse with peers and staff and through the carefully designed website, exposed students to the essence of biology as a research discipline and to the ways biologists interpret phenomena and investigate them.

"Exposing students at this level to the theater experience is creating a new audience," he said.

The key is to expose students to different ways of looking at the world.

We find that when we expose students to this, they respond.

It also undermines the purpose of a college education: exposing students to clashing ideas.

Exposing students to slave re-enactments, Mr. Jackson said, would be like throwing a match into gasoline.