Sentence examples for reading for students from inspiring English sources

The movies focus on the adventures of "magizoologist" Newt Scamander, the author of the book Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, which is prescribed reading for students at Hogwarts, the school attended by Harry Potter in JK Rowling's books.

Reading about it online, you would think that the controversy over this year's assigned reading for students new to Brooklyn College would have led to fevered student and faculty protests by now, making the campus the latest to be roiled by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

A psychologist at the University of Michigan assigned the profiles as required reading for students and therapy groups.

These were followed by French drama of the inter-war years 1918-39 (1967), which remains to this day essential reading for students of French theatre.

Colin's earlier books, Families Divided (1981) and Black Mountain (1992), have become classic reading for students of anthropology, sociology, and history.

Excerpts from the book, Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn's "The Gulag Archipelago," which was published in 1973, will now be required reading for students, the Russian Education Ministry said.

In Table 4, we reported negative effects on reading for LE students on black students in the specification that includes both LE and LA student shares.

If I were to assign "Here on Earth" as reading for my students at Pace University, I would pair it with "The Rational Optimist," by Matt Ridley (someone Flannery cites a few times).

There is some evidence in the literature (e.g., Logan et al. [2011]) that intrinsic reading motivation is a more important contributor of reading comprehension for students with low reading ability than for students with high reading ability.

Using a nationally representative sample, she examines the effect of ELL students on academic achievement in math and reading for non-ELL students in kindergarten and first grade.

The Yanomami are well known to generations of university students because they were the subject of an anthropological study published in the late 1960s that has been assigned reading for millions of students.