Sentences with phrase «everything we ask students»

Let's face it: Not everything we ask students to do will be interesting for every single kid.

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Alex Wind, a student activist at Stoneman Douglas, asked Superintendent Robert Runcie, «Will you do everything in your power to prevent this from happening again at any other school?»

Polenta was one of the first things I learned to make when I took an active interest in cooking, and it was basically everything I could have asked for as a college student: easy, cheesy, inexpensive, and versatile.

He provided each student with a notebook and asked them all to write down everything they ever wonder about.

Begin the lesson by asking students if they think everything on the Internet is accurate.

My students were everything a teacher could ask for — they were eager to learn, present in the moment, collaborative within their group, respectful of those we met, and open to trying and doing new things.

Students asked an array of questions, everything from the expected «How do you get your ideas?»

In an effort to increase the physical activity level of students and staff members at Glenwood Elementary School in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, everyone in the school was asked to walk for 10 - 15 minutes one day each week as part of the Drop Everything and Walk (D.E.W) program.

As a result, students are able to use the resources available, ask questions, and understand everything about the subject.

Invite the other students to observe carefully everything about the student because, in 60 seconds, you will ask the student to leave the room and change just one thing about him or herself.

Perfect for students aiming for an A / A * due to its depth and breadth but also beneficial for all psychology students as it covers all areas of the specification (everything you could be asked) in an accessible way.

The students will move to new classrooms when they've mastered everything they were asked to learn in their first class.

Everything students do — such as conversing in groups, completing seatwork, answering and asking questions, working on projects, handing in homework assignments, even sitting silently and looking confused — is a potential source of information about how much they understand.

Ask your students, «Did you know that it's OK not to understand everything you read?»

Watching teachers in action, Atria carefully collected data on everything from how many students asked questions or closely read the text of a book, to the number of closed or open - ended questions a teacher asked.

As schools look to improve everything from teaching to counseling to college and career readiness, students have a unique perspective — yet they are not always asked for their opinion.

In the Classroom: After completing Susan Goldman Rubin's Freedom Summer: The 1964 Struggle for Civil Rights in Mississippi, ask students to write down everything they know about James Earl Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner, the three men who were murdered during Freedom Summer in Mississippi.

Now, we've collected the most frequently asked questions about how to pay off student loans and we've included everything you need to know about paying them off:

Get to know your advisor and actively ask for the help you require — which could include everything from classes that meet your needs and ways to accommodate your schedule to help with remedial work and financial aid such as federal or private student loans.

Mortgage applications ask you to list all debts and how much you spend each month on everything from rent or your current mortgage (plus hazard insurance, property taxes, mortgage insurance, homeowners association dues and home equity loans or lines of credit) to credit cards, car loans, student loans, child support and alimony.

When you apply for a mortgage, you'll be asked about everything you owe — from car and student loans to credit card debt.

Whether you're in college or not, make sure to ask about replacement cost coverage on your policy — even if you're a student and everything you own is secondhand, you wouldn't want more secondhand stuff if there was a fire or another loss to your property.

Players will be asked to do everything from giving an anxious reporter an interview to cheering on a student in a library, all in time with the music that accompanies the task's stage.

The mistake that many law students make when answering these types of questions is writing everything they know about the legal topic as opposed to answering the question asked.

After Yoo mentions the Constitution during his lecture, and asks the students if they have any questions, an Australian comedian from the show Chaser's War on Everything is seen wearing a black - hooded robe and standing on top of his desk with his arms outstretched, recalling one of the most iconic images of U.S. torture captured in the now - infamous Abu Ghraib photos.

Most students actually own more than they think they do; one way to confirm this is to ask yourself how much it would cost you to replace everything you owned if it were damaged or stolen tomorrow.

DO NOT USE DRIVE - RITE SCHOOL - And having read the two previous reviews I can only say that I had chosen more wisely and read reviews before wasting $ 400 on an over-advertised and understaffed driving school - we have still not been scheduled for our behind the wheel training after six weeks of beginning our classroom lessons - their communications are non-existent - I had to call several times to finally get a return call about the smallest of issues - their excuse of a limited staff and inability to get students behind the wheel for the required time is ridiculous - I would never, ever use their service again and I would highly recommend that any of you looking to enroll your son or daughter for a driving school NOT USE DRIVE - RITE DRIVING SCHOOL - every individual I have spoken with that used another school had everything completed in six weeks or less - now when you contact Drive - Rite after six week having passed you can not even get a reply - DO NOT SEND YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER TO DRIVE - RITE - YOU WILL REGRET IT - just read on about others» experiences with them as well to see more personal opinions and experiences such as ours!!!! And to add insult to injury, I innocently asked when my son would get his behind the wheel training that we had paid $ 400 back in December and it is now the end of January only to finally be told «we pulled his folder and he did not pass the required state test - the state of Ohio requires a 75 % score and he scored only70 %.

Take advantage of your student status and ask questions about everything you don't understand.

Aside from Indigenous Liaison officers in major hospitals, where services are strapped and everything is time sensitive, I can go in and out of hospital without having any cultural connection other than from student nurses asking me questions.