Sentence examples for globe students from inspiring English sources

As the virus continued to hop-scotch around the globe, students returning from the United States at the end of the school semester seemed to be among the most common carriers.

Across the globe, students' learning experience can be enhanced by access to relevant textbooks, new classroom infrastructure, learning aids and instructional technologies, but a highly qualified and motivated teacher has a far greater effect on a child's motivation to learn than any combination of the above.

These new actors can spread around the globe, and students can pursue their educations while utilizing Design Factories globally.

Online education will become a huge knowledge platform connecting teachers around the globe and students will be able to make the most out of their lives.

But as competition for globe-trotting students grows worldwide, British universities can no longer rest on their laurels at home.

Since then indignados have flooded into Madrid's Puerta del Sol; Occupy camps have sprung up in hundreds of cities across the globe; and student protests in Chile and Quebec have completely changed the political atmosphere there.

ON THE SCREEN -- The commercial opens with a shot of Representative Rick A. Lazio, the Republican Senate candidate in New York, surrounded by a multiracial group of children who are scampering about a classroom set, complete with powder-blue cinder block walls, a poster with numbers and the alphabet, a globe and student artwork.

The owner of the flight school, Thiago DeJesus, told The Globe that the students got approval from the T.S.A. before taking classes in single-engine planes for $165 an hour.

— Nick Fox The Boston Globe: Harvard engineering students are working on an app called PlateMate, allowing diners to take a picture of their meals and get back a tally of calories.

You may wish to use a map or globe to show students the location of the earthquake (the epicenter was just off the northeastern tip of Indonesia) and the countries that have seen the most devastation (Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, India and the Maldives).

Canadians, who are accustomed to being thought of as the world's official nice guys — think of all those students globe-trotting with maple leaves on their backpacks — are uncomfortable with this new role as climate change villains.