Sentences with phrase «asking oral questions»

Yesterday also saw APPHG Vice Chair Baroness Massey of Darwen ask an oral question in the House of Lords, «To ask Her Majesty's Government what is their assessment of the report by Ofsted Not Yet Good Enough: Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education in Schools, published on 1 May.»

Not exact matches

Within the course we have oral exams in which the teaching assistants will come around and ask us questions about all of the different structures that we should have dissected or learned the names of.

The information and resources in this section of our website have been carefully prepared to address and answer the most frequently asked questions by parents, guardians and caregivers on children's oral health care, on topics from A-Z.

If you're asking yourself if you can get chlamydia from kissing, oral sex, anal sex or intercourse, we'll be answering all of these questions for you.

Tabling oral and written questions has a similar effect, as pressure mounts on policy officials and special advisers in a department to find answers, and to consider why so many questions are being asked on a particular issue.

At the end of the oral arguments, Fisher asked the plaintiffs to submit further written arguments concerning whether they have standing in the case, and on the «political question» — presumably, whether or not this is a matter to be decided by the courts or political system.

During your sign up you're asked questions about your sexual preferences, such as oral or anal sex and positions you enjoy.

Reception Second Language Welsh Oral activity Ask peers the questions, and tick or cross if they answer with ydw or nag ydw.

Or you could get the students to ask you the questions as an oral follow - up activity to see how many they can remember.

This feedback could be oral responses to questions, short quizzes, role - plays, or even a simple handshake at the door while I ask them in Spanish what they enjoy eating for breakfast.

Once children complete the test, you can then ask them a few oral questions at random, to assess if they are ready to progress to the next times tables.

If, on the other hand, somebody has carried out an experiment himself or herself, analyzed the data, made a prediction, and saw whether it came out correctly, if somebody is doing history and actually does some interviewing himself or herself — oral histories — then reads the documents, listens to it, goes back and asks further questions, writes up a paper — that's the kind of thing that's going to adhere.

Additionally, in grades 1 — 3, frequently observed approaches to comprehension instruction included asking literal - level oral questions after reading; asking higher level, oral questions after reading; and having students write in response to what they had read.

If I provide visual cues (like pointing to the text, or writing the questions on a chart or a handout) when I am asking questions about texts, and if I provide oral language stems when I ask students to talk about these questions, my English - language learner students will reread texts in response to my questions and will use the stems to verbalize their answers.

«We try to help educate retailers on the importance of not only offering dental solutions specific to their feline customers, but also engaging those customers and asking probing questions about their cats» oral health.»

If you have any questions about your pet's dental health or dental care, please ask us how we can assist you in providing oral care for your pet.

Dr. Hackett has a special interest in small animal dentistry and encourages pet owners to ask questions about their pets» oral health.

I used to cover oral arguments and the outcome has nothing to do with the questions asked by the Justices.

The United States Citizen and Immigration Services publishes 100 civics answers to questions that may be asked at an oral exam during an individual's naturalization application.

She has also delved deep into the likely questions a judge or justice will ask during oral argument, often pinpointing the vulnerabilities that need to be addressed to win the case.

An oral hearing, depending on the procedures followed, can help your case in that (1) the questions asked at a hearing will often bring out evidence that was overlooked in written submissions, and (2) the decision - makers are better able to assess the credibility of witnesses in person.

Would it be churlish to ask for transcripts of oral argument for those of us without the time or patience to sit through a minute by minute argument when all I want is a single question and response (which I can skim through in a text)

Chief Justice John Roberts has said of this trend, «It is too much...» Although, of course, no one has to worry about Justice Clarence Thomas, who has not asked a question during oral argument for eight years.

Shullman analyzed oral arguments in ten cases at the United States Supreme Court, noting each question asked by the Justices and assigning a score from one to five to each depending on how helpful or hostile she considered the question to be.

The judges presiding over your appeal may ask clarifying questions to your lawyer during oral argument.

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After Police Chief Harry Kuhlmeyer arrested Ray Buckey, he sent a letter to 200 McMartin Preschool parents informing them that Ray Buckey was suspected of child abuse and asked them to question their children about having experienced acts such as oral sex, sodomy, having their pictures taken while naked, and being tied up.

At its biannual meetings, the Legal Action Committee usually hears oral presentations by the requesting parties and may ask questions.