Sentence examples for set up discussions from inspiring English sources

Include only the minimum amount necessary to set up discussions planned for the event.

The results were good that year - in the GCSE class everyone got C or above and there had been several borderline students". Teachers can use Moodle to publish course materials, set up discussions, send messages, hand out and mark assignments, create self-marking tests, and have live chats or one-to-one private discussions with their pupils.

CrowdHall co-founder Jordan Menzel told me that those who set up discussions can add them to newsletters and other communications, and also use social-sharing features to distribute to Facebook or Twitter.

A characteristic way of doing so is to center much of the talk of a class on actual student texts, to set up discussions in which student writings figure not simply as examples of good or bad work but as attempts to articulate intellectual positions that merit serious consideration and response.

She describes faithfully following what she had been told in her teacher training program -- she had set up discussions, organized group projects, and encouraged individual problem solving -- many of the same kinds of things American teachers are told to do.

Mr. Mantilla said the government planned to set up "discussion tables" for workers and managers to discuss competitiveness and labor conditions.

Oregon-based Moot.it said it chose the name because it plans to set up discussion forums for businesses and online communities.

Moreover, the "Gare Lille Flandres" railway station stakeholders have set up discussion groups for the operation of the 13 regional TER routes involving elected members, operators and passengers for resolving problems and enhancing travel quality.

Back then it was a violation of AOL's Terms of Service to set up discussion groups with names containing "transsexual" or "transgender".

We made extensive use of social networking, not just through a directors' blog but by setting up discussion groups around topics like sexual harassment, homophobic bullying and racism.

It usually sets up discussion of policies that every Democrat supports as suppressed or whispered secrets; the implication is that obvious, moral facts are being suppressed by the Trump administration.