Sentence examples for modelled for students from inspiring English sources

One implication for history educators is that the guarded, conservative voice modelled for students in their history textbooks is markedly different from the more argumentative ones (Interpreter and Adjudicator) that students are required to take up in their written essays, especially in the later years of schooling.

Our schools must play a leadership role in modeling for students climate and environmentally friendly practices".

We are modeling for students indirect teaching methods that they themselves can use in their classrooms.

Teachers need to model for students how to participate in discussion, state a position, support it with evidence, and respond civilly to the ideas of others.

Great role models for students.

She also felt that she should be a role model for students who might be questioning their own gender identity.

Ms. Turner said that the professor was a great role model for students and teachers alike and that the connections she made with black students were significant.

A potentially larger question, he said, is how to adapt the old teaching model for students who have grown up online.

Lecturers (who are powerful role models for students) can be very resistant to adopting new digital teaching practices, and will vary in their ability to engage with the online world.

You also see flashes of wit ("one dog's probably enough"), and the skillful use of pause, emphasis and variety of tone that makes public speaking teachers like me use him as a model for students.

At the Zhejiang Theological Seminary here in Hangzhou, Professor Yan Ronghui said she was planning to use Lin's religious faith and basketball successes as a model for students in her course in "theological English" this semester.