Sentence examples for students bridge from inspiring English sources
When she started 420 Yoga back in 2010, she wanted to help her students bridge the gap between body and mind, to heighten their awareness of sensation.
That is why I support the Middle School Success and High School Graduation Initiative Amendment, which aims to provide struggling schools with tools to help students bridge this gap.
For this reason, the private sector plays an increasingly critical role in collaborating to advance our education system, particularly helping students bridge the gap between high school and college.
MathBench modules differ in their approach, using simple, clear, and intuitive explanations of the math involved to help students bridge the gap between biology and mathematical formalism.
Incorporation of specific clinical pharmacology and therapeutics courses into the medical curriculum [ 20] may help students bridge the gap between (pre-clinical) theoretical learning and (clinical) practical learning, and between undergraduate and postgraduate training.
While there is hope on the horizon in the way these concepts are treated in the NRC Framework and the NGSS, change will not occur without interdisciplinary reforms at the college level to provide support for future teachers and to help students bridge the macroscopic molecular gap that is so problematic.
But he insists he takes even greater pride in watching his many students become bridge masters and championship-caliber players.
This assignment would allow students to bridge the concepts covered in this activity with real-world occurrences of evolution.
This discussion also provides a good opportunity for students to bridge the concrete examples of their sticky note populations with the abstract definitions they wrote on their in-class worksheet (Additional file 1)—instructors could have students define each mechanism within the context of their simulated populations.
Perhaps more importantly, the graduate program portion of an M.D./Ph.D. also aims to allow students to bridge concepts and ideas and to proceed from one experimental step to the next in a fashion that is efficient, rational, and--of course--ethical.
Including theology can help foster generous and empathetic reading Just as historical texts invite students to bridge eras, and novels offer new worlds to inhabit, so theological texts provide windows onto the values of particular communities.
