Sentence examples similar to help with grasping from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, it should be noted that we are dealing with models that are not the reality although to some extent they might help to grasp the reality.

Reading English in books you are familiar with will help you grasp a lot of the concepts.

Sesame Workshop has videos that parents can watch with preschoolers to help them grasp the permanence of death.

With elementary class sizes reaching 30 children in some instances in Newport-Mesa, teachers are unable to work more closely with students to help them grasp difficult concepts, said Patrick DeVusser, a fourth-grade teacher at Whittier Elementary School in Costa Mesa.

He credits Savina Teubal's 1984 book "Sarah the Priestess" with helping him grasp the ancient matriarchal storytelling and spiritual traditions that overlap with the patriarchal leanings of Genesis.

As a psychiatrist, I work with my patients to help them grasp the energetic exchange between people -- those who give energy, and those who drain it.

Like no other text, it combined an experimental emphasis with extensive pedagogical features to help students grasp basic concepts.

Acquiring a linguistic understanding of a concept may provide students with a representational system that can help them grasp complex and novel information (e.g., Gentner et al., 2013).

With younger children, a great way to help them grasp the concept of counting music is the pie game.

He has worked with companies of all sizes and stages to help them grasp the inherent connection between office space and culture.

It is equipped with ultrasonic sensors to detect obstacles; fusion-based gas sensors help it grasp and process even small amounts of odour.