Sentence examples for thoughts of students from inspiring English sources

Nearly two-thirds of Iran's 70 million people were born after the revolution, and theirs was the dominant presence in last year's protests.The newspapers quoted Mr. Boniadi, the Tehran education official, as saying that the education system had failed to "reform and renovate the thoughts of students".

The ubiquitous nature of events like the white coat ceremony as well as the growing popularity of programs like those that bring medical students to dying patients' bedsides help keep the ideas of humanism front and center in the conversations and thoughts of students and more experienced physicians.

In this study, it is aimed to determine the thoughts of students and their sensations for construction course in the first year of architectural education.

The questions were mostly focused on the idea of the elderly and the imminent thoughts of students toward the elderly rather than direct examples of experiences with the elderly.

Toasties conjure up thoughts of student house-shares and a fridge buffet of bread that's seen better days, but here they redefine grilled cheese with a "quasi-gourmet" edge.

As much as the notion of the state sending taxpayer funds to religious schools makes me queasy, and as much as I abhor the thought of students learning that Adam and Eve rode pterodactyls, the union's threat strikes me as little more than thuggery.

With the purpose of developing applied talents, training the programming thought of students of Independent Colleges and advancing their competitive capability in the future, a heuristic teaching method for Microcontroller Unit Principle and Applications course is proposed in this paper.

A survey conducted on a representative sample of the British adult population found that 62% thought of refugees or asylum seekers and 29% thought of students when thinking of migrants despite students representing the largest group coming to the UK and asylum seekers and refugees being the smallest group (in 2009; The Migration Observatory 2011).

The learning process becomes evident when using Bloom's taxonomy to analyze the thoughts of the students.

If a task does not require activating these cognitive abilities, then the thought structures of students remain inert and "invisible" to both teacher and students.

I was lost in my own thoughts of repaying student loans and finding an alternative to the cockroach-infested married student housing.