Sentence examples for survey taught from inspiring English sources

Her father, a photogrammetric engineer — an expert in mapping from photographs — with the U.S. Geological Survey, taught her as much.

The Barnard College course called Major English Texts II was known by students as an easy A, a low-stress literature survey taught by a popular instructor.

The purpose of this study was to survey teaching faculty at IAMCs to better define their common characteristics.

The survey teaches numerous lessons on each of the malfunctions which are invaluable for achieving trouble-free design and operation of distillation towers.

Only 68% of the schools surveyed taught about elder abuse.

Only six in 10 academies surveyed teach history as a standalone subject, compared with 97% of independent schools.

Only 70% of the schools surveyed teach history as a separate subject for the first year of secondary school, year 7. Another 10% teach it within humanities courses and more in topic-based classes, but most teachers warned that this left pupils with a poorer historical understanding than in traditional classes.

But perhaps the biggest finding of all, especially given that those surveyed teach seventh, eighth, and ninth grades (the tough middle school years)?

Although English is the lingua franca of science, about half of the people we surveyed teach or learn in a different language, raising the question of whether we should present these materials in multiple languages.

Then our surveying lecturer taught us to survey using chains (uncontrollable slinky-like strips of metal that measured 66 feet).

In my own department, for example, courses in history, including lower-division surveys, are taught by (among other outstanding professors) Guggenheim and Fulbright scholars.