Sentence examples for update students on from inspiring English sources

By the time this lesson is addressed in your class, however, the outcome may be known, and you should update students on that news, explaining that one of the purposes of this lesson is evaluating hard news written while events are unfolding.

He was known for wearing multiple watches on each arm to better keep time and to update students on when class was starting.

The primary goals for our Students of SETAC social media efforts are to increase our online presence as student members of SETAC, update students on issues, jobs, and opportunities relevant for environmental toxicology and chemistry, and create a forum for increased discussion and engagement by our student members.

The e-Portfolio updated students on their activities and training progress, including both overall progress and specific progress in each learning area, using filters that each user was able to set individually.

This approach for gradually updating student LS is based on Reinforcement Learning [36] techniques and is a critical part of our work, which is currently being adjusted.

The project was funded by the Province of Rome as a case-study, the results of which are to be presented to the volunteering schools in order to update deans, teachers and students on their common work.

The others are essentially progress reports to update parents on students' progress.

John Deasy on Friday provided an updated list of 14 Los Angeles Unified campuses with students on the bus involved in a fatal crash Thursday night near Orland, Calif.

Mentors received monthly email updates on student life and curriculum, which served as triggers for potential topics of conversations, and highlighted opportunities for support during stressful academic periods.

Updated, Sept. 14 | In June 1967, a small group of high school and college students on Long Island formed a rock band that would eventually become Blue Öyster Cult.

Mary Ravanelli, a former teacher at Ohio Virtual Academy, said she oversaw more than 70 students at a time, answering calls from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., updating parents on students' progress and attending various school outings.