Sentence examples for impart to students from inspiring English sources

I love working with ideas and putting them together; creating narratives and what I want to impart to students.

I divide my courses into four overlapping skill sets that I hope to impart to students through experiential learning.

However, relatively little research has examined the mechanisms by which the particular knowledge or skills that teachers impart to students contribute to their longer-term success.

Antonio Zaya, the Urban Academy show's curator, citing the examples of Rimbaud and Antonin Artaud, said that one important lesson to impart to students was that "much of the great art of the 20th century has flirted with illegality, with attacking authority". In some cases, it is a lesson that New York City students may have already internalized.

Impart to students the skills and professional knowledge needed to teach the subject to diverse students.

She leads a team of professionals at the school who impart to students and alumni both critical skills and career development expertise.

He imparts to students -- including would-be race drivers, security personnel and bodyguards -- techniques derived from rally racing.

Imagine the effect on learning if a mere fraction of the game player's thrill could be imparted to students learning mathematics, or history, or a foreign language.

Who does she trust to confide gaps in her own understanding of the subject knowledge she is supposed to be imparting to students?

No wonder that imparting to students how to achieve a state of relaxation through deep breathing is now part of the daily fourth-grade curriculum at another city school, P.S. 125 in Harlem, which calls itself the Ralph Bunche School.

But given employer demand for the technical skills they are imparting to students, last-mile training providers are able to improve upon this value proposition.