Sentence examples for important grounding from inspiring English sources
Participants communicated a readiness to use MEAs as a vehicle for K-6 STEM integration which maintains an important grounding in the teaching realities of grade-level standards and standardized test preparation.
By supporting teaching through problem solving, MEAs offer an entry point for STEM integration in mathematics classrooms yet maintain an important grounding in the teaching realities of grade-level standards by revealing the conceptual strengths and weaknesses of student thinking (Lesh et al. 2000).
There is one important ground for optimism: the growing number of older people.
So does any idea that this document will map out any important ground.
A few important ground rules: Letters should be kept to about 150 words.
("A big house in important grounds should have very plain, very dignified letter paper").
The most important ground forces that the coalition must win over are these people.
Their reputation as one of the most important, ground-breaking British comedy acts can only be spoiled by reforming.
The meeting set important ground rules – including the introduction of biosafety containment levels around the world – for genetic studies to this day.
Western diplomats say the ties are helping outsiders break important ground with one of the world's most mysterious and isolated governments.
Yet Milton was also an early advocate of divorce, claiming that a lack of love and companionship was a more important ground for separation than adultery.
