Sentence examples for inviting students from inspiring English sources

But he continued to teach, inviting students to join him on a college lawn.

For this unit we're asking, How Would the Presidential Campaigns Change if the Voting Age Were 13? and inviting students to write in and tell us.

Another extension of this lesson might emphasize English oral proficiency by inviting students to add to their paragraphs after they have shared with a partner.

Organisers said on their Facebook page they were trying to demystify the headscarf by inviting students and staff to try wearing one.

When PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, set up shop at school fairs, the university countered by inviting students to tour laboratories.

Kerry McNamee from The Academy at Shotton Hall in County Durham is inviting students from years 7, 8 and 9 to apply to be subject leaders in English.

Daniel said inviting student questions and cultivating an "interactive and responsive and generative" environment is crucial.

These strategies included explaining course expectations, explaining the purpose of the activity, explaining activity expectations, walking around the room, assuming an encouraging demeanor, inviting student questions, soliciting student feedback, and approaching non-participating students.

It can be inferred that teacher voice, by bringing in and inviting student attention to the images, encodes the Engagement meaning of [attribute], or to be more specific [acknowledge].

This may have limited student participation either due to the paramedic not actively inviting student involvement or the student not feeling supervised during the placement.

Using the minute-paper method described earlier, instructors can ask each student anonymously to share responses to: "So far, what aspects of the course are most supporting your learning?" and "So far, what aspects of the course are least supporting your learning?" Even the act of inviting student insights may go far in quelling student resistance.