Sentence examples for shared misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Highlighting "common wrong answers" allows Thienpont to address shared misconceptions without putting any one student on the spot.

Uncomfortable with leaving sexuality education to MTV, schools or friends sharing misconceptions, the Viet Nam Women's Union was open to piloting Creating Connections in selected provinces.

People from outside of Chicago often share misconceptions about the names of various Chicago landmarks and institutions.

Disturbingly, 9.3% (n = 7) of participants possessing the misconception related to statement 7 also shared the misconception related to or were undecided concerning statement 10.

For those participants that held to the misconception identified in statement 6 (n = 19), 36.8% (n = 7) also shared the misconception described in statement 7.

Too often the authorities have shared the misconception that corruption in sport is essentially benign.

Khalil al-Anani, a scholar of Middle East Studies at Durham University in England, said the Islamists shared a misconception that by securing electoral victories, they were free to act as they wished.

Nearly 70% of the 1002 South African respondents shared this misconception, which often translates into pressure put on doctors and nurses by patients to prescribe an antibiotic when they feel ill.

Although many states include "the nature of science" in their science standards, students often have robust misconceptions about the nature of science, and some science teachers share these misconceptions (e.g., Lederman 1992; Scharmann and Harris 1992; Carey and Smith 1993; Solomon et al. 1996; Dagher and BouJaoude 2005).

The hashtag on Thursday's show was #WhenIWasAKid and the idea was for viewers to share their misconceptions about life or funny behaviors they had when they were young.

Logo-loathing lefties and brand-worshipping B-school grads may disagree on most things, but they share the misconception that Nike rose to prominence solely on the basis of clever marketing and the mystical allure of the swoosh.