Sentence examples for first year science from inspiring English sources

Students may receive one of two main scholarships: those with at least 360 Ucas points will receive the chancellor's scholarship of £2,500 in their first year; science and engineering scholarships worth up to £3,000 over four years are available for students on specific courses who receive at least 280 Ucas points.

The two beginning teachers, 'Ken' and 'Yvonne' (pseudonyms), met the research requirement of first year science teachers.

Participants were similar to the previous study, i.e., first year science and engineering students from various colleges affiliated to the University of Mumbai.

The findings suggest that the first year science teachers in this study shared common conceptions on scientific inquiry with some variations.

This action research project examines first year science teachers' conceptions of scientific inquiry and their challenges in implementing inquiry-based lessons.

Throughout the interview, both teachers shared their thoughts on the challenges they faced as first year science teachers attempting to practice inquiry science.

By contrast, pharmacology is often offered for the first time at the second year level in science following completion of pre-requisite first year sciences such as chemistry, mathematics and biology.

Italian high-school students in their third year of school have not yet dealt with Earth sciences in their science curriculum (Earth sciences are part of the fifth year science syllabus).

Whereas Arts has 4570 students registered in first-year courses, 1803 students in second year, and 1789 students in third year, Science has 4270 in first year, 2050 in second year, and only 1303 in third year (most of the degrees conferred in these two faculties are 3-year degrees).

WASHINGTON — Emily Strzelecki, a first-year science teacher here, was about as eager for a classroom visit by one of the city's roving teacher evaluators as she would be to get a tooth drilled.

David Spinnato, a first-year science research teacher at Elmont Memorial, who has been at the school for 14 years, says none of his students' accomplishments should be credited to the teachers: "It's not about us, it's all about them".