Sentence examples for students tracing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chisholm, the Boston teacher, describes various lessons — students tracing the life cycle of a sneaker across the globalized modern economy, say — as hugely more effective when actual spheres turn under small fingers.

The submarine's navigation into the Juan de Fuca Strait, and what transpires as it arrives at Edmonds, Washington, at Seattle, and on Santa Maria Island, should have students tracing the submarine's course and the novel's plot on an atlas page -- or a computer screen.

Students traced a full-size outline of each ship on clear acetate.

We also use physical models to help students trace matter and energy through processes.

A few weeks later she received an email from the student, tracing Pommade Divine back to the Viking era.

Finally, having a validated constructed-response question about photosynthesis allows continued investigation into how students trace matter through biological processes, without the need for in-depth interviews.

Although students' initial tracing of carbon at the ecosystem level was naïve, overall student improvement in the active-learning classrooms was high.

These errors prevent students from tracing implied taxa lineages that can be mapped from the tip to the root of the tree (Halverson 2009, 2010b).

These features have also been incorporated into MIC-O-MAP so as to aid students in tracing their path in order to reach their choice of feature or to write down the key observations/on-screen text provided in the form of instructions or feedback.

The first mechanism applies machine intelligence to extend human intelligence (teacher answers) to evaluate the correctness of student program tracing answers, to locate student errors, and to generate hints to indicate errors.

Since we record every activity of students, we can trace students' thought processes, and use the statistics and data for analysis and teaching purposes.