Sentence examples for students interpreting from inspiring English sources

Students interpreting for their own parents could be less-than-reliable sources.

Once I'd found my footing, I started to help my fellow international students, interpreting for them at the oral exams given at the close of the school year.

The three offered a sampling of how students interpret the building.

At New York City art schools, students interpreted Sept. 11 in paintings, photographs and graphic designs.

Last year students interpreted the "route to the hills" theme to create a Roman garden, complete with a mini fort.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students interpret the mission statement of NATO with regards to peacekeeping.

(You might need to help students interpret the chart. To date, the largest number of species identified are insects.

This is why I am extremely dismayed that Boston Latin students interpreted F. Scott Fitzgerald's masterpiece to be "inspirational" and "hopeful".

"I'll be interested in seeing how the students interpret the same letter, and see what they come up with," Mr. Frese said.

The psychologist Carol Dweck has shown how many students interpret a poor performance as meaning a lack of ability and they may easily give up.

Saying that he would "firmly protect the patriotic enthusiasm of the young people of China" – which the students interpreted as a message of support – Wan cut his Canadian visit short and headed home.