Sentence examples for shared aloud from inspiring English sources

Did no one ever teach these men which thoughts should be shared aloud and which really should not?

Students then were given 15 minutes to imagine their own suicide letters, which they composed on 4-by-6 note cards and shared aloud with the class.

Literary texts were often shared aloud at meals or with reading groups.

Additionally, this particular use of hand raising allows instructors to selectively call on those students who may generally participate less frequently or who may have never previously shared aloud in class.

Have students share aloud their observations, and discuss their impressions of Carroll Academy.

Likewise, the ways in which Lili and Einar change places in the world are sometimes breathtaking in passages worth re-reading and even sharing aloud with someone you love.

If the decision about who is to share aloud in a class discussion is left entirely to student negotiation, it is no surprise that likely the most extroverted and gregarious students will repeatedly and naturally jump at all opportunities to share.

For many students, it is an unusual experience for an instructor to invite them to share confusions aloud in a science classroom, in which the conversation is often limited to students who are offering the scientifically most accurate answer.

And yet, we shared fresh ideas aloud that we had not even run by our family or friends.

During the spring semester of 2002, while I was teaching my creative-writing class at Sheepshead Bay High School in Brooklyn, New York, a student -- let's call him "Paul" -- finally shared and read aloud a poem that he had just written in class.

Instead, we shared stories by reading aloud as a family.