Sentence examples for reread science from inspiring English sources
For more than a decade, state regulations required schools to reread science and math Regents exams with scores within five points of the passing grade, which has shifted from 55 to 65 over those years.
Ms. Fadiman also added features, publishing excerpts from speeches and writers' diaries as well as columns on science and rereading.
As for a classic, I'm afraid I'm rereading – oh dear – Nietzsche's The Gay Science, in a fine translation by Josefine Nauckhoff.
He reads eclectically in philosophy, science, history, and current affairs, and rereads a Jane Austen novel every year.
Perhaps he did not wish to contradict the explanation he had already given to a Christian Science journal — that after ship met iceberg he read and reread the 91st Psalm, a favorite of the religion's founder.
The practice of rereading tests that fall just below passing, which the state had required for science and math tests to ensure fairness, was banned by Albany this spring.
Following up with basic yes-no questions about each sentence's content, they found that comprehension dropped by about 25% in trials that blocked rereading versus those that didn't, the researchers report online this month in Psychological Science.
One of the revelations of rereading "It Takes a Village" is the excitement she has long felt about social inquiry and social science.
Reread your acceptance letters.
