Crawford explained how Major League Baseball wants balls and strikes to be interpreted, and pupils like Roger Clemens, David Justice and Glenallen Hill asked questions.
Einhäuser had been struggling to interpret changes in pupil size during decision-making when he began to wonder about a different application.
A fun worksheet helps primary pupils explore and interpret this data including converting metres to centimetres, drawing a bar chart and answering questions.
They motivate and support teachers to develop high quality, ambitious art projects, promoting opportunities for pupils to explore and interpret the world in imaginative ways through contact with art and artists.
Interpreting the results it is assumed that upper-grade pupils may be able to design models in co-construction as long as they receive sufficient teacher guidance.
In statistics, by year 6 it will be a requirement that all pupils should be able to "calculate and interpret the mean as an average".
We prefer to interpret this as evidence of increased computational confidence among the pupils; however, heightened perception of adult incompetence cannot be ruled out.
Pupils need a "concept of what evidence is and how to interpret history, and I will continue to teach this regardless," he said.
Pupils should be taught... how scientific controversies can arise from different ways of interpreting empirical evidence (for example, Darwin's theory of evolution)" (DfEE 1999 37).
A WEB of musical connections among several generations of teachers, pupils and friends inspired this disc of works by three British composers, vividly interpreted by two other Britons, the cellist Guy Johnston and the pianist Kathryn Stott.
