Sentence examples for students grasp from inspiring English sources

The process of marking provides invaluable feedback on students' grasp of the material.

Wise students grasp the opportunity during their degree to find even casual work that will equip them with useful skills.

The town is called Salem, which the play uses to joke about the smug yet goofy way the students grasp the witch-hunting connections.

The steps Harvard has taken reflect research showing that schools need to talk much more about honesty, because students' grasp of what constitutes cheating is weak, and merely repeating the rules makes people more likely to follow them.

It couples a touch screen with education-specific features, like an "eyes on teacher" warning when attention wanders and quizzes that use sad and smiley emoticons so teachers can ascertain whether students grasp new material.

More recently, other studies have shown that mental imagery can help students grasp abstract concepts, and that encouraging students to use imagery can improve their understanding of such concepts.

The students grasped the core message from the movie and it enhanced their thinking about their future behaviours and values when practising medicine.

The majority of the students could correctly identify representations of alleles on a pair of unreplicated chromosomes (71%) and products of normal meiosis in terms of alleles (67%), but few students grasped deeper-level components of the process.

Students grasped modeling fundamentals (define the objective, identify variables, parameters, and assumptions) of these simple discrete and continuous models, and simple continuous models also facilitated a review of differential and integral calculus.

Similarly, a student in math or engineering may have an excellent understanding of analytical techniques, but find the complex details of biological systems bewildering; seeing how these details can be analyzed in the context of a model can help that student grasp the significance of the details and master complex biological information.

At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church in Fort Greene, built between 1860 and 1862, Mr. Laverpool led the class through the basement tunnels in a human chain, with each student grasping the shoulder of the person ahead, some clinging in the dark.