Sentence examples for orienting students from inspiring English sources

"It's all about orienting students to their space and using kid-friendly language," she said.

One medical school successfully targeted this issue by orienting students to the integrated curriculum and attaching a logo to all nutrition material throughout the curriculum [ 22]; other schools employing an integrated curriculum may consider a similar strategy.

Dean for Student Affairs Shirley M. McBay spoke to the freshmen of "MIT's unique approach for orienting students" and the "opportunity to get to know classmates and other students" during R/O week.

(This time includes orienting students to the ImageJ quantification tool and collecting all of their data in a master spreadsheet).

For orienting students to physician life and specialty choices, preceptorships and R/UOP-type experiences provide insights into the life of a physician and potential career preferences.

Somewhat ironically, universities apparently neglect to orient students on orientation days to the history and role of a university in civilization.

Quantitatively oriented students with degrees in other scientific fields are also encouraged to apply for admission.

Shelby Davis '58 founded the Davis United World College Scholars Program, which brings international and internationally oriented students to campus.

In line with this, the Biology curriculum and syllabus are designed to create a scientifically and technologically oriented students and later, workers.

Designed for use in the first year of an MBA program, can be included within a core course on leadership or used more broadly to orient students to their upcoming experience while in school.

Within this unit focused on the design and development of robots that serve a social function, scaffolds were provided to orient students to the benefits of failing fast and often.