Sentence examples for guides for students from inspiring English sources

The DSAs will continue to cover specialist support such as sighted guides for students who need help getting around campus.

Throughout the book, preeminent scholars act as guides for students to their areas of expertise.

* Of course, many composition handbooks also give instruction and exercises (see Handbooks and Guides for Students).

If possible, take your class on a sense of place field trip, using tools like Environment Canada's Urban BioKit or Nature BioKit as guides for students to complete as you walk around your school's neighborhood or to a nearby park.

4. Create e-mail correspondence guides for students citing "dos" and "don'ts," examples of messages using appropriate tone and language, and rules of conduct for corresponding with teachers or professors in different scenarios.

The trio now have plans to use their site for uses they never foresaw when Rap Genius launched, including an education section that provides guides for students and teachers on how to use the site in the classroom.

Faculty leaders may provide frameworks for giving such feedback to those involved in teaching, e.g., structured guides for student feedback both 'mid-way' and at the end of a course, or templates for conducting departmental annual reviews of each faculty member, both further supported by faculty development seminars on giving feedback and using the guides or templates.

Students can read the Quick Start Guide for Students.

The text seemed more like garbled science fiction than a guide for students and civil servants.

Warren St John offers a discussion guide for students and "best practices" for teachers for his popular Outcasts United.

Now that school is starting across the country, here's a guide for students about how to do that.