Sentence examples for student point from inspiring English sources

"It helped in explore topics more from student point of view and hence improved learning…".

From the student point of view, CLIL is a positive approach to enhancing English competence as it helps them develop a positive 'can do' attitude towards themselves as language learners (Marsh, 2001).

doubts without being scared", "Through today's activity… I can explore more… can "find new ideas how far we can go with the subject", "…Good way of getting knowledge…" "It helped in explore topics more from student point of view and hence improved learning…".

Kyle said he saw a student point a gun at a teacher who had ordered the student to put the weapon down.

Sit with your student, point to a picture in the book, and then say the word.

Trying to cheer me up, a fellow student points out that, of course, Spanish is impossible.

Carrie Atkins Fulton, a Cornell graduate student, pointed this out to the team working on the World Trade Center project.

And as Patrick, another Edwards student, pointed out, these are good skills to have in your back pocket.

A female forensic-pathology student pointed out that there were potatoes sitting half peeled on the kitchen sink.

In the Hastings incident, a 14-year-old student pointed a.22-caliber handgun at several students and a teacher, but didn't shoot anyone.

A Korean student pointed out to her classmates that in another part of the world, the Japanese were killing Koreans and Chinese.