Sentence examples for students and explain from inspiring English sources

Write a brief essay in which you evaluate the utility of each technology to students, and explain your reasoning.

Beginning on Day 1, I share these criteria with my students and explain my expectations at length.

Then, divide students into small groups of no more than four or five students, and explain that their task is to come up with a complete but simple description and model that would explain the basics of DNA to an elementary school student.

Where does Great Britain fall on the list? 3. Divide students into small groups (three to four students) and explain that each group will be researching one major event in the history of British-French relations, in preparation for creating one page in a class scrap book that documents, comments on, and predicts the evolving status of British-French relations.

(See article here). The USCIS director can meet with international students and explain the new policies and, if it's true, why these and other administration actions are not designed to trip up students to keep them from working in the United States after graduation.

After each person's segment, they break the fourth wall to introduce themselves to the students and explain how they got into their field of medicine.

He is happiest when he is teaching old plays to a new group of college students, and explaining why it is important they keep their jerseys tucked in and their shoelaces tied just so.

In this clip,* she discusses a particular study she worked with featuring the perspectives of young female students, and explains its varying degrees of relevance for her interview and interpretative styles.

There, with help from Massport officials who put up signs directing those arriving to a section on the terminal's ground floor, he began tracking down students and explaining the shutdown.

Dr. Irv Howard, president of the National Forum in charge of "Schools to Watch — Taking Center Stage" program, congratulated students and explained more about the program.

Dating back to about 1989, the series of drawing depicts various caricatures of college students and explains why each should buy a Mac personal computer.