Sentence examples for graduated understanding from inspiring English sources

As a result, I graduated understanding that becoming a master teacher would be a career-long endeavor.

The focus groups were used as an opportunity to explore students and graduates understanding of the term with a clear theme emerging that the reason for the relatively low ranking (Table 1) linked to relating the term to laboratory research work as indicated by the quotes below.

And they graduated with a better understanding, and appreciation, of the Roma and their struggles, returning home with a message of appreciation and integration.

It is important to ensure the HBCU landscape equips graduates with an understanding of how the 21st century global innovation economy works from an entrepreneurial perspective, because those leaders will influence and impact the thinking of Black children and teens.

I graduated from HLS without really understanding what the word "professional" meant in defining the legal profession and how that affected the behavior of lawyers in the most influential corporate law firms.

This exploratory case study aims to contribute to a graduate-centred understanding of work-readiness.

While I am happy to call myself a political science graduate without understanding how our elected officials come to power, I couldn't continue as a teacher without understanding how students learn.

Thanks to years of absorbing the physicality, professionalism and wisdom of players nearly a decade older, Jared Sullinger entered Ohio State with a graduate-level understanding of basketball nuance.

First year graduate students' understanding.

To test whether graduate student understanding was significantly different from undergraduate understanding, we randomly drew 12 scores from a pooled sample containing both graduate and undergraduate scores and calculated a median for that sample.

For the higher education community that recruits, enrolls, and graduates those young people, understanding high school graduation trends is more important than ever.