Sentence examples for understand textbooks from inspiring English sources

The textbook was the main reference for designing the CATs, because Chinese mathematics teachers rely heavily on textbooks as the main resource for their day to day instruction (Li et al. 2009) and pay much attention to study and understand textbooks carefully and thoroughly (Cai and Wang 2010).

Written by authorities in the field, Rapid and Practical Interpretation of Urodynamics is a valuable resource that fills a key gap by providing a systematic method of interpretation of urodynamic tracings in an easy to understand textbook that will benefit urologic trainees and experienced urologists alike.

Despite division being the most difficult operation to understand, US textbooks present far fewer problems with fraction division than fraction multiplication; the opposite is true in Chinese and Korean textbooks.

Economists tend to blame others for being too lazy or too stupid to understand their textbooks.

In lecture-only classes, students noted that these experiences enhanced their learning of concepts that were difficult to understand from textbooks.

In Providence, she has emphasized professional development as well as reading, with programs aimed at teaching students with only basic skills the kind of advanced comprehension that helps them understand their textbooks.

Although the learning process is student centered, the majority of the study sample perceived that the lecturer is the main source of knowledge, perhaps due to the students' perceived lack of resources, difficulty to understand the textbooks on such topics, and the short time available for study.

It is important to understand the role textbooks play in student learning before writing a textbook.

It is an interesting field in which nothing is ever how we want it to be, just like I understand my Mandarin textbook but get lost when I hear the same phrase from a native speaker in rural China.

Unless "bring to Christ" is a euphemism for "bury," it's hard to understand what the textbook's authors were trying to imply here.

Yet they are surely a more fun way to understand exchange rates than textbooks.