Sentences with phrase «big understandings»

The story, while minimal, gave way to a much bigger understanding of everything and a touching ending if you cared to explore it and become invested in what happened.

The story, while minimal, gave way to a much bigger understanding of everything and a touching ending if you cared to explore it and become invested in what happened.

Don't start by planning what to remove but what big understandings to get in.

The result is Big Data + Big Insight = Big Understanding.

i considered my self as a good woman, God fearing and family oriented, i love nature, the tress and beautiful surroundings makes me feel relax, i love going out with my family, as i enter this site hoping that someday i coud fine the right to be with.a person who has big understanding in every situation...

In those few months Carey has gained a bigger understanding of the role and in an interview with the Press Association has said Bernie's attitude had been holding the sport back.

I very quiet, simple person who concerns all with the big understanding, respect.

They provoke each other while forming a bond and being prodded toward a bigger understanding of the world.

In Future Wise, you'll learn concepts, curriculum criteria, and techniques for prioritizing content so you can guide students toward the big understandings that matter.

Throughout this vital resource, Perkins explores the key concepts, curriculum criteria, and techniques for prioritizing content so teachers can guide students toward the big understandings that matter.

The professional development emphasized the building of new curriculum that crosses interdisciplinary lines by using the «Big Idea and Big Understandings» approach, in which curriculum is designed around a big idea that teachers want students to understand.

He proposes that thinking evoked by big questions, usually in respect to the collective knowledge and understanding of society, leads to big understandings.

By making connections to big understandings, students realize the larger significance of what is being taught.