Sentence examples for typical misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Another architectural department educationalist, Nakapan (2015) from Rangsit University, Thailand, has recently presented an overview of problems encountered and typical misconceptions about BIM curricula, based on experience from implementation of one from 2010 to 2015 taken by their first year architecture students.

The tool was rated by 41 highly experienced secondary school economics teachers according to different criteria relevant for curriculum design and instructional practice, including authenticity of the simulated classroom situations, and typical difficulties and misconceptions students have in learning economics.

I'd like to address a few typical questions -- and misconceptions -- about what therapy is, and isn't, and how it works.

Jividen said he thinks there's a misconception about the typical legal aid client.

It's a shortsighted misconception because any typical white group affiliated with violence, white supremacists specifically, litter their faces with permanent ink.

Dutta thinks the misconception that there is a typical "Bernie voter" is based on controlling and suppressing the progressive movement.

Shepard said some people are still under the misconception that what happened to her son is typical of what happens in Wyoming.

Typical responses often included just a few of the principles of natural selection or were mixed with misconceptions.

There is a common misconception that stay-at-home dads cannot get a job and therefore must rewrite the typical family roles, forcing the wife into the workforce.

Such lack of clarity might be dismissed as merely typical of journalistic oversimplification, were it not for the observation that some policymakers appeared to be susceptible to the misconceptions that can arise from these stories.

Nevertheless, misconceptions remain.