Sentence examples for inquisitive students from inspiring English sources

But the centre's instructors, including your correspondent, were asked to assure inquisitive students that "film will be a viable medium well into the future".

He said that inquisitive students characterized his ideal, those who might "step up beyond the received wisdom of Lady Gaga and actually think about what she says".

He recorded a series of television specials, in which he resembled a hip young college professor on a couch, surrounded by inquisitive students.

Writing in these pages, Ashton described him as "the finest half-back in the world" and praised his "acute understanding of the game, which stems in part from the fact that he is one of the keenest and most inquisitive students of rugby I've ever met".

Adds National Ocean Service education chief Peg Steffen, "If teachers feel pressure, it's from inquisitive students".

Answering the sort of questions posed by inquisitive students noted above presents challenges in defining the object of explanation precisely and specifying the type of explanation being sought.

But when Ms. Clinton is introduced, she often comes across as an inquisitive student.

People who knew Mr. Kirchner as a child described him as an inquisitive student from a tightknit family that read widely and supported Gen. Juan Domingo Perón.

Then I heard a question I had never heard before: "How do you reconcile being a poet with being president of Hallmark cards?" This inquisitive student had looked on the Internet, and learned that the man who runs that sentiment factory is indeed Donald Hall.

This introductory information also begins to provide the K-4th grade teacher with a biological evolution knowledge base that can increase the teacher's overall confidence and abilities when answering inquisitive student's questions, which will arise, when teaching biological evolution to K-4th grade students.

Sometimes you hear a math teacher respond to an inquisitive student who is pondering an unconventional approach to answering a question with, "Just do it the way I showed you".