Sentence examples for misconceptions from from inspiring English sources
Martin also felt as if his teammates formed misconceptions from training camp when he practiced once, not twice, a day, thinking he was getting preferential treatment for being the top pick.
One of their favorite topics was their childhoods, not so much the pleasures as the fog of comical misconceptions from which they had emerged, and the various parental errors and outdated practices they could now forgive.
However, unlike the expression of similar misconceptions from the control group, there does not appear to be any detectable religious influence in this lesson idea.
This teachable unit addresses challenging concepts of evolutionary thinking in general and of natural selection in particular (Table 1; concepts and misconceptions from Gregory 2009).
This teacher's students (n = 17) had a mean decrease of 1.0 (SD = 2.98) misconceptions from pre- to post-instruction BEL Survey while presumably lacking any teacher instruction.
Here it must be stressed at the outset that Francis of Marchia was not a faithful Scotist, contrary to a common opinion based on misconceptions from early in the twentieth century.
The biggest misconception from a design standpoint is to use the maximum or average thickness found from core logs taken from various locations on the mine property.
Only one of the 10 survey statements that were revealed as possible contenders for the transmission of the statement misconception from teacher to student did so at a statistically significant level.
Students' collective mean change in the number of each specific statement misconception, from pre-instruction to post-instruction, was calculated for students whose teachers held the specific statement misconception and for students whose teachers lacked the statement misconception, that is, possessed the accurate concept.
Some misconceptions come from "traditional wisdoms" and some from poorly informed science, but most are a result of deficient sciences.
The misconceptions vary from person-to-person.
