Then a composer, Tamar Maskal, helped students compose music to four poem-paintings.
Carson wrote the libretto (her interest in Porete came from one of those chance library finds); one of her students composed the music.
When students compose notes electronically, such as in instant messages or e-mail, do they find themselves being less formal with their writing than they may be in other situations?
In the first course, "Writing for the Major," students compose and read aloud essays that draw on their personal and professional dance experience, discuss reading assignments and deliver oral presentations.
Henry's wife chimes in, sharing her dismay that no one can even fantasize about wealth properly: When I taught remedial English in the East End, I had my students compose their own best- and worst-case scenarios for ten years later.
This week, Ms. Gross and Mr. Olsen's students' favorite activity involved composing their own anthems in response to an article about the Brooklyn Nets' new song: There was a lot of laughter in our classroom as the students composed their own anthems, honoring someone or something they are passionate about.
Public administration of universities devolves on to a new Office for Students, composed of government appointees, which will be able not only to award degree-conferring powers to new entrant, for-profit institutions – soon Britain too could have a Trump university – but to take them away from existing ones (even, in theory, Oxford and Cambridge).
Our idea is to let the students compose parsed sentences directly instead of traditional writing.
Compared with China, home to 30% of all U.S. international undergrads, Indian students compose only 3% of the pool.
With the restructuring, the teacher became more conscious of time management and in explicitly relating students' composed characters during the games with the orthographic rules.
