Sentence examples for material aloud from inspiring English sources

Now, with the development of technologies like software that reads material aloud at high speeds, only 10 percent of blind children learn Braille.

By reading the material aloud, Horgan and her writing partners are trying to make the lines sound as much like spoken English as possible; "Catastrophe" scripts are littered with syntactical detritus like "you know".

It has been shown that when subjects are asked to recite irrelevant material aloud, their performance on rhyme judgement, but not on homophone judgement, declines (Kleiman, 1975; Besner et al., 1981; Wilding and White, 1985; Johnston and McDermott, 1986; Brown, 1987; Richardson, 1987; Howard and Franklin, 1990).

Read the study material aloud, and keep a pen with you, so that you can mark important points.

If you are an auditory learner, have someone read the study material aloud to you or read aloud yourself.

Children who heard the training material spoken aloud (spoken presentation) made more negative interpretations of ambiguous social events, and solved fewer difficult anagrams posttraining compared to pretraining.

Results: For the negative training, children who heard the training material spoken aloud (spoken presentation) made more negative interpretations of ambiguous social events, compared to children who read the training material (written presentation).

This focused on reading materials, reading aloud, asking questions, and storytelling; (2) External mentoring by a university professor mentor focused on lesson plan writing.

He recommended, for example, that if a senator wants to filibuster, he must read aloud material provided by supporters of the measure.

It is therefore interesting to have found differential effects of being required to either listen to the negative training material being spoken aloud by the experimenter or to read the same training material presented in written form.

But those who heard "The Rootabaga Stories" read by a parent, without benefit of illustrations, may recall them as something of a skim-milk experience -- so-so in the annals of read-aloud material, weak on plot in some places and in general perhaps better in Sandburg's mind than in the actual writing.