Sentence examples for master their knowledge from inspiring English sources
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, July 13 — They were some of the best and brightest in the Muslim world who toiled for years to master their knowledge.
If Common Core promotes this level of skill and understanding by students as they master content knowledge and formulate their own questions about the world, it performs a useful function and should be broadly supported.
Their perceptions suggest that they are uncertain because they feel that their failure to master all the knowledge presented in the preclinical phase will get them into trouble during their clerkships: most importantly by losing face in front of physicians, fellow students and especially patients.
I furthermore thought that knowledge consisted of the accumulation of random facts, and that there were a finite number of these, so that with some application one could master all knowledge.
In this way, students are initiated into the rigors of academic life in a cordial, constructively critical manner in which they can explore and master evolutionary knowledge.
While it is evident that a surgeon must master medical knowledge and technical skill, there are other "soft skills" that are essential to a successful surgeon.
In addition to the pre- and post-course surveys, the students were required to do an online quiz to see whether they were able to master the knowledge and skills after watching the instructional video for each lesson.
Most teachers are not content experts; when I taught public school science I continually felt the insecurity of needing to know more and not feeling able to master this knowledge.
We are looking to ensure that all students have the opportunity to master the knowledge and skills they need for adult life.
For their own economic vitality, states must put in place policies that help workers get retrained with STEM skills, offer incentives to students to master STEM knowledge, and focus on the pipeline -- beginning in elementary school -- to create a robust supply of STEM-adept citizens.
