Sentence examples for the same misconceptions from inspiring English sources

"I probably had some of the same misconceptions," she said.

"When I moved to Buffalo, I carried the same misconceptions that most do.

As a result, students often complete biology courses holding the same misconceptions they had prior to taking the course, even after numerous biology courses (Bishop and Anderson 1990).

To determine the relationship between teachers' biological evolution misconceptions and their students' acquisition of the same misconceptions, from pre- to post-instruction, each teacher's responses to the BEL Survey's 23 statements were analyzed to determine which specific misconceptions they did and did not possess.

Because student knowledge structures have been found to approximate those of their teachers (Diekhoff 1983) and teachers frequently subscribe to the same misconceptions as their students (Wandersee et al. 1994), teachers' conception and knowledge structure of evolution will no doubt impact student understanding of this powerful and unifying idea (Rutledge and Mitchell 2002).

I peered into his mind, seeing the familiar botched attempts at bong and joint creation, the same misconceptions about what it is the be high floating around under that jostling mushroom haircut.

The same misconception befell the mighty Montjeu's stallion profile before he started churning out champions at an unholy rate.

"I had the same misconception a lot of people had, that shearling were shaved and not hurt.

The arguments against are rooted in the same misconception that plagues the debate on prisoners voting; that a vote is a right, rather than a civic responsibility.

Man likes to assume he is the end of the evolutionary cycle, but dinosaurs, who held sway for almost 150m years, probably laboured under the same misconception.

However, the challenge of alien properties itself is arguably the product of the same misconception noted in §2.1.5.