Sentences with phrase «exposing students»

In this context, exposing students to a mediation simulation early in their legal education can help achieve this goal.

And it's increasingly exposing students to new technology, too.

Meet Art21 Educator Jocelyn Salaz, and learn how she's exposing her students to a diversity of thought and approach by incorporating contemporary art practices in the classroom.

The workshop has brought women artists from diverse backgrounds to Mount Holyoke to create fine art limited edition prints, exposing students to highly successful women artists and the printmaking practice.

Professor Baglione's work leverages 41 Cooper Square as a learning laboratory, exposing students to practical applications of theory they learn and to research projects related to state - of - the - art building controls and energy efficient operations.

In addition to exposing students to the work of lauded visiting artists, the museum will also present rotating exhibitions that feature selections from the Evans Collection of African American Art, the Earle W. Newton Collection of British and American Art, as well as from SCAD's Permanent Collection, which include works by Salvador Dalí, Nicholas Hlobo, Richard Hunt, Willem de Kooning, Annie Leibovitz, Robert Mapplethorpe, Wangechi Mutu, Pablo Picasso, Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol and Carrie Mae Weems.

At Bennington, he organized many historic exhibitions including the first retrospectives of his friends Jackson Pollock, David Smith, and Hans Hoffmann, exposing his students — Helen Frankenthaler among them — to many of the most significant artists of the time.

In addition to exposing students to the work of lauded visiting artists, the museum also presents rotating exhibitions that encompass selections from the Earle W. Newton Collection of British and American Art, as well as from SCAD's permanent collection, which includes works by Salvador Dalí, Nicholas Hlobo, Richard Hunt, Willem de Kooning, Annie Leibovitz, Robert Mapplethorpe, Wangechi Mutu, Elizabeth Catlett, Pablo Picasso, Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol and Carrie Mae Weems.

• Exposing students to new experiences and opportunities (particularly for those who do not have pets of their own), which may translate to a decrease in unfounded fears and biases among children.

The Wildlife and Aquatic Animal Medicine (WAAM) Club promotes interest and learning opportunities for veterinary students in the fields of wildlife, zoological, and aquatic animal medicine by interacting with faculty and professionals and by exposing students to the different aspects of these diverse fields through hands on learning events, internships, and field trips.

Whether it's instructional workshops or attending the SEMA Show, exposing students to the automotive aftermarket shows them that the opportunities are endless and there's something cool to do here!

Here again, the value exceeds simply exposing students to relevant science content or concepts.

Even 10 minutes a day of reading can have dramatic effects by simply exposing students to multiple texts text.

She loves exposing students to subject areas outside of required courses and encouraging students to think and discuss issues that affect them and others.

Using educationally sound teaching strategies while exposing students to content and providing flexible means for instruction and assessment can head off the need for targeted intervention for most students.

Exposing students, even in the second grade, to assessments lets them know what they can expect and enables you to determine what your students need.»

Hill Regional Career High School The Career High School was created in 1983 with a program focused on exposing students to career opportunities in the fields of health, business and computer technology.

Finally, excursions will be a regular part of learning, exposing students to the vibrant artistic culture in and around San Francisco.

Each script focuses on a different content area, thereby exposing students to a variety of engaging topics.

Because our youngest students can't spend weeks abroad, we bring international experts to them through campus visits and videoconferences, exposing students to extraordinary experiences and encouraging global understanding.

The schools also have a greater focus on helping students earn either college credits or job credentials in high school, or at least exposing students to multiple job possibilities in a field.

Developing the whole child requires exposing students to the wonders of art and music, the rewards inherent in physical activity, the power of language and technology and the life - changing effect of a beloved book.

The loss of privacy that we experienced moving from the closed site to the NCSS Ning was far outweighed by the gains from bringing teacher voices from around the world into our conversations and from exposing students to online learning environments.

Are you exposing your students to opportunities that allow them to collaborate, create, connect and critically think?

We set our academic expectations high from day one, exposing our students to science and social studies as early as kindergarten and utilizing blended learning.

To make this effort a success, a quarter of the teachers at the school have committed to learning the Scratch coding language and then teaching it to students as an initial step in exposing students to coding across the curriculum.

How might explicitly exposing your students to the differences between higher - and lower - order thinking enhance your classroom discussions and enhance your overall learning goals?

Exposing students to only basic content has no, or even negative, effects, write the study's authors.

On a bright note, Representative Suzanne Bonamici (D - OR) pressed Secretary Duncan on the administration's commitment to exposing students to the full range of subject areas and preparing them to be innovative, creative, and critical thinkers.

In this piece, she celebrates National Parks and Recreation Month by speaking to E4E - LA Outreach Director Jen Baca about the importance of exposing our students to the outdoors and how to tie curriculum into the experience.

The author asserts that schools need to spend less time exposing students to large volumes of knowledge, and more time teaching them the diverse skills involved in handling knowledge well — the knowledge arts.

The AOIT engages students in rigorous, project - based learning curriculum and internships focused on providing transferable skills and exposing students to career opportunities in the ever - growing information technology industry.

Proponents of the arts claim with equal vigor that by exposing students in some schools to a rich, varied curriculum and consigning students in other schools to endless reading and math drills, we are only exacerbating opportunity gaps based on race and economics.

By exposing students to engaging case studies and posing a range of guiding questions, we build understanding from the ground up.

Schools need to spend less time exposing students to large volumes of knowledge, and more time teaching them the knowledge arts.

At the helm of Illinois» Farmington Central School district, Superintendent Asplund has ushered in innovations that are exposing students to opportunities and skills they will need to find their footing in a dramatically shifting local economy.

The first 20 minutes of instruction is the whole group component exposing students to grade level standards, skills, strategies and resources.

Involving the world outside the halls of Holcomb Bridge — its community businesses and leaders — has also been one of the biggest assets in exposing students to different STEM careers and pathways.

The Buffalo News previewed the King Center event next month aimed at exposing students to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

Exposing students to different areas of the workplace early on can help them build a variety of social and emotional skills, including self - confidence, self - efficacy, motivation, goal - setting, organization, and responsible decision - making.

Experts working across the CCR landscape see the benefits of exposing students to a variety of opportunities and not presupposing future outcomes for kids — especially according to demographic, income, language, or special education status.

You can help the Honokowai honu and all sea turtles by exposing your students to their situation with materials from Turtle Trax and other related Web sites.

PE is getting a redo, with an eye toward exposing students to the kinds of active games that can be enjoyed throughout life.

You can use these songs as lesson materials to introduce vocabulary and grammatical structures while exposing students to the pop culture associated with the language.

Use and imitate mentor texts: Harry Noden, author of Image Grammar: Teaching Grammar as Part of the Writing Process, suggests exposing students to excerpts with different grammatical structures and moves and then having them imitate the excerpts to deepen their understanding of what the authors are doing.

Have adults in the community give demonstrations for the purpose of exposing students to topics that might not have been covered in the general curriculum.

By 2012, it had become a mixture of both literacy and English, exposing students to literacy and its application in decoding meaning.

In the highly recommended CSIRO Visiting Scientist and Mathematician Program, schools are making partnerships with real - life scientists, engaging their students with science professionals and exposing their students to the possibilities of science careers.

And ensuring that all students have the tools to participate is as important as exposing all students to the tools of their future.

Exposing our students to the powerful words and images of Maya Angelou's poetry builds their skills in reading, character education, vocabulary, civics, history, and humanity.