Sentence examples for presenting topics from inspiring English sources
There has been a degree of media hysteria relating to issues affecting universities, with many other publications presenting topics such as "trigger warnings" and "rape culture" as being little more than the ramblings of a small and privileged section of society.
Educators teach by presenting topics as well as by modeling personal behavior.
In terms of teaching methods, medical students clearly preferred interactive case-based discussions over all other teaching methods such as presenting topics to a group or exam-style questioning.
"Presenting topics to a group" was not a popular choice, with the majority of students finding it "not at all" to only "fairly effective" (23%% of 3rd and 16%% of 5th year students had no exposure).
The researched aspects are particularly delightful, presenting topics like the disconnect between more individual Lolita observers in Japan and more communal ones outside its origin country.
The books from McGraw-Hill Education tell stories of Native experiences, presenting topics like boarding school and the Trail of Tears through a fictional lens.
Many series seem to exist only to present topics in ready-to-debate form; they are built to give rise to "think pieces," which have become the dominant, if easily parodied, critical mode.
Mr Van requested the students to ask the presenting group questions in order to get more information and understand the presented topics.
A youth and family program presented topics such as sports from a scientific perspective and included an extensive street fair.
I am confident that some day there will be stations devoid of ideology, that in adult programming they will present topics far beyond melodic preferences or the blushing point that everyone accepts.
Other tracks such as "Stone Cold Bush" presented topics of prostitution while "Punk Rock Classic" was, in retrospect, an emulation of typical punk rock songs by Black Flag and The Germs bands that were influential to the Chili Peppers.
