Sentence examples for unit students from inspiring English sources

In the unit, students are commissioned by the British Museum to visit a cave in Greece where the remains of a young soldier (who may have fought in the battle of Thermopylae) have recently been discovered.

In this unit students already created three important types of materials that they will use to run the mock election: With these resources, your only choice is how ambitious to get.

Prior to the beginning of the unit, students completed a 10-item paper-folding test (Ekstrom, French, Harman, & Derman, 1976).

To complete the unit, students were given a 20 min practical quiz in lab the following week.

Table 2 Level Learning Outcomes Primary 3 and Primary 4 (aged 9 – 10 years old) By the end of this unit, students should be able to:   List some common sources of heat.

During the especially designed instructional unit, students themselves reach the idea that they need statistical techniques such as correlation and regression models to solve the real problems that they are facing in the authentic professional practices (Dierdorp et al. [2011]).

There you'll find links to lesson plans (including our special curriculum unit), student crosswords, a special Election 2012 student contest, and links to a huge variety of Times articles, Opinion pieces and multimedia.

In the second week of the unit, student teams prepared a short (15 min) PowerPoint presentation of their research proposals to solicit feedback from the class.

Projects: Editorial and Mock Election Overview: For this final mini-unit, students explore what they think about the candidates and why they think that way.

Projects: Issues-Based Campaign Materials and Debate Overview: For this second mini-unit, students continue working on the campaign teams, but instead of researching the candidates' biographies, they are now learning about the issues at stake in this election.

In one of their first units, students learned how reporters find news, interview witnesses and write articles.