Sentence examples for orienting the students from inspiring English sources

Begin by orienting the students to this photo with a few warm-up questions: What's "wrong," or out of place in this photo?

"If you have a professor from the United States who goes to Mexico City every five years and hangs out in the Zona Rosa and doesn't understand the culture or how to orient the students, that will make the program more dangerous," he said, referring to a popular entertainment district in the capital.

They will orient the students to have in mind cross-cultural factors when developing international interfaces.

At the beginning of the clerkship, the clerkship director oriented the students on how to fill in the e-Portfolio.

The time committed by the school at the beginning of the study to support preceptors through discussions and workshops, and preceptors' efforts to orient the students to the facility and its staff prior to the start of the APPE were likely important factors contributing to the success of these experiences.

A research staff person oriented the student users to the use of the VHB.

Having processes in place prior to the start of the semester as well as adequate resources to process and orient the students allowed students to start their rotations within an appropriate time frame.

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.

This book is specifically intended for a broad audience ranging from practicing clinicians, bioethicists, and students in the life sciences, to non-clinically oriented administrators, students in the humanities, as well as the lay public.

Here the Prepare phase first orients students to the procedure they will follow for writing, then the starting point for writing.

The IELTS Test in this study provided a stimulus, which oriented students towards the study of productive skills, which is a positive step forward for the test takers' development of a rounded language proficiency in the four skills.