Sentence examples for students brains from inspiring English sources

But when students' brains were stimulated in the other direction, they performed worse.

To check their reasoning, the researchers took M.R.I. images of some of the students' brains during their rose-scented slumber.

The prediction was that different areas of the students' brains would light up depending on what kind of dilemma they were asked to solve.

In this state, students' brains make relationships and connections between new learning and prior knowledge, as concept understanding builds and problems are solved.

I watch a half-dozen other films and short series, including "Zombie College" (at www.icebox.com), about a school where life is mostly great except for zombies who eat students' brains after dark.

But brain scans showed that the students' brains registered the presence of people or cars even when the figures appeared in photos that they were not paying attention to.

While teachers can take advantage of the seasonal changes to spend time outdoors – introducing photosynthesis and experimenting with how water and sunlight stimulate plant growth – they can also use the affects of this seasonal change on their students' brain to their advantage: At this time of year energy levels are boosted; students tend to be more curious as a result.

With first prize a pair of weekend tickets to the Latitude festival, competition was fierce as the best student brains around the country did battle.

Academics in the UK are predicting a massive student "brain drain" next year as students seek cheaper options overseas.

Tough visa rules have led to a foreign student "brain drain," prompting both lawmakers and members of the technology industry to appeal for a change in immigration law.

Peter Dorman argues that the AS-AD model — that's "aggregate demand-aggregate-supply" for those of you who ignored the "wonkish" label — plays no role in the economic blogosphere, and suggests that its fairly prominent role in textbooks is there only to "occupy student brain cells" until something actually useful comes up.