Sentence examples for fingertips students from inspiring English sources

With all the facts at their fingertips, students can learn to collaborate to add context and meaning to the facts, drawing analogies, preparing theories, and building conclusions.

Though digital technology puts the world of knowledge at everyone's fingertips, student test scores continue to drop.

The computer puts a large collection of primary sources "literally at the students' fingertips," Mr. Hart said.

It's unnecessary for school districts to plunk down thousands of dollars for textbooks when the Internet and cheap resources are at students' fingertips.

He added: "Although it probably won't be a driving factor when choosing university, this is just the sort of information that should be at students' fingertips.

So encyclopedic are the sound resources that the resulting worlds of music suggest large orchestras at the students' fingertips.

With the history of each of its old houses at his fingertips, he told the students how the old Bridgehampton school had been moved to Narrow Lane by a Dr. Gardiner, who made the building his home, and how it was later lived in by a Mr. Giuliani, a junkman and rag picker.

Then the next person would step up, and to help with balance, he would extend a sassafras walking stick to the student's fingertips.

Compare that to the firepower students have at the fingertips today.

The experiment lasted three months and since then, while two of his students have implanted magnets into their fingertips to play around with ultrasonics, Warwick has remained resolutely human.

Clubbing, or swelling of the fingertips, is one of the first symptoms medical students are taught to look for because it can signal lung cancer, heart disease, or other grave conditions.