Sentence examples for inviting students to 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.

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

A special back-to-school edition of the Science Times section is asking what works, and what doesn't, in STEM education, and we are inviting students to help answer that question by reflecting on their own learning in these areas.

LAHORE, Pakistan — The posters were plastered around the campus of Pakistan's largest university last month, inviting students to enter a poetry and essay contest eulogizing a major historical figure who spent his last years living in seclusion in this nation.

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

And over the last two years, the nonprofit Families in Schools has issued "Passports to Success," inviting students and their families to engage in summer reading and visiting the city's museums.

Throughout this period, we initiated small meetings and forums and hosted some series of films on sexual diversity, inviting students and partners to attend.

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].

Homeless shelters, halfway houses, and domestic-violence centers are partnering with colleges and inviting students into these spaces to learn alongside the people who occupy them.