Sentence examples for opening students from inspiring English sources

It's about ditching the assembly-line production of academics and opening students' eyes to the possibilities that await them in academia and beyond.

The convergence of schools and the Internet has created promise and pitfalls by opening students to a vast pool of instantly accessible -- and sometimes questionable -- information.

It is that desire that the engineering department is trying to tap into — while also opening students' eyes to the ways that engineering plays a critical role in daily life.

When the doors opened, students stepped, unaware, into the world's smallest rave.

School connections that cross borders can open students' minds and change the rhythms of everyday school life.

Now that the movie has opened, students can go online to facethered.com to see the full eight-minute version of the film, and to learn more about SALT.

Open students' eyes to the possibility of HE: our lead sponsor is Plymouth University, and it has been present in everything we've done since the school opened three years ago.

In the classroom, the UW-partnered programs have opened students' eyes to ways of learning and topics that were previously unknown to them.

The program, which opened student enrollment this month, will have 30 students, both entering freshmen and older people trying to retool their skills, said Ms. Smith.

And the unsung, in-class magic of an "ordinary" qualified teacher opened student minds to worlds beyond the self.

Opening up, students transform a vicious circle.