Sentence examples for master subjects from inspiring English sources

The Stanford scientists said they were focused on going beyond early Internet education efforts, which frequently involved uploading online videos of lectures given by professors and did little to motivate students to do the coursework required to master subjects.

Despite the effort involved in organizing and adding a service-learning component to an undergraduate science course, our study suggests that partnering with local schools to provide teaching opportunities for undergraduates will have cognitive benefits and allow non science major students to master subjects beyond their primary interests.

Each cluster has a departmental owner, also known as the master subject number.

The master subject number is 2.003 and the child number is 1.053.

This virtual laboratory has been used by students of the postgraduate master subject on Biomass for Power Generation, belonging to the Master of Distributed Renewable Energy.

Clusters will typically have a master subject number; the department of that number is responsible for the teaching data details of the entire cluster.

Joint subjects can be selected even when they are not the master, but you should check with the master subject's department administrator before sending an email, to eliminate redundancy.

Correspondingly, Control-Value Theory of achievement emotions (e.g., Pekrun et al. 2007) posits that students enjoy learning when they are confident to master subject matter while they attribute intrinsic and/or extrinsic value to the tasks, materials and contents at hand.

Perhaps it descended from the common Old Master subject of Susanna at her bath, secretly being ogled by old men.

"Freedom!" bellowed Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show," in a segment in which people described their relationship to AT&T as that of slaves to their masters, subjects to their tyrants.

To the contrary: He has said that his system and others should replace the main SAT exam, which was designed to measure math and verbal reasoning ability, with other exams intended to gauge whether students have mastered subjects like chemistry and history.