Sentences with phrase «least read the questions»

It's nice to know that you at least read the questions / requests.

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If it is as widely read and discussed as it deserves to be, I Am Charlotte Simmons will at least encourage parents to ask more searching questions during the recruitment process, and to make informed choices among educational institutions.

The question presupposes that the law does not say that, at least as I read it.

@UncleM: If you had taken the time to read, or at least research the Bible, you would have the answer to your question.

There's always at least one d - bag in the comments section questioning why a story is newsworthy, despite the fact that he / she chose to read the story anyway.

Their book is a delight to read for many reasons, not the least of which is their employment of a wonderful array of in - your - face metaphors taken from the world of free - market capitalism and their serious questioning of such accepted authorities as Sidney Ahlstrom, Martin Marty, and Winthrop Hudson.

@PoloHoleSet: That's a subtle difference I hadn't thought of — if I had to choose, I'd say the former (at least, that's how my question reads), but the latter seems just as important.

While I recommend you read the whole manual from cover to cover at least three times, as it has that much useful information, you can immediately find the answer to any burning questions that you may have, whether these may be training, nutrition or supplementation related by using the highly detailed table of contents on the left hand side.

First time post for myself... I'm certainly no expert, but I've been reading lots of WFPB diet science and books for the past while and I feel like I can comment on your question at least somewhat intelligently:P So the first thing I would say is don't read the Science Daily article, that's someone's commentary on top of a Study.

However, I know that I can't write something called The Ultimate Guide To Building Muscle without at least mentioning supplements because no matter how hard I ingrain the above fact in the brain of everyone reading this, the questions are still going to come.

But if you didn't have a chance to go to those conferences and you haven't read the blog articles, this should at least help clarify this particular part of the hypothesis and Melissa's question, of course, specifically, and then if you need more background and want to dive a little bit more deeply into this topic — which I recommend; it's pretty interesting, and there are a lot of misconceptions and misunderstandings out there about it — then you can check out those articles on the podcast or I think you can purchase a recording of both the Wise Traditions presentation and the Paleo f (x) presentation.

I will be reading all of them (up to the point, at least, that they degenerate into arguments between two or three particularly vociferous and contentious individuals), but I will be responding only to those that raise particularly interesting questions or issues, or point out any bone - head mistakes I may have made that need to be fixed.

Your matches have taken the time to send their initial questions, or communicate with you via eHarmony Mail, so the least you can do is check out their profile and read what they've got to say.

If you haven't, you might want to read it beforehand or, at the very least, bring a teenager along to answer your questions.

Use genuine questions: Ask students to take 10 minutes to silently type or write at least one genuine question — a real, honest question about the text, as opposed to a discussion question that sounds like one a teacher would ask — about what they read the night before.

Children have to read the scales of the measuring jug to state how much water is in each and then answer questions about which contains the most / least.

Includes: Many worksheets on: Labelling houses Matching furniture to rooms Prepositions and room locations Common ER verbs Listening and Speaking activities Reading and Writing activities Detailed Day - to - Day Unit plans for at least 25 classes (50 mins) Vocabulary page 5 a day questions to go with unit Board Game - Snakes and Ladders theme Crossword, Word search, Maze and Unscramble Unit Quizzes and Tests Flash cards with pictures Ideas / Sites for Technology Integration 4 Day Project with Rubric, booklet template and note for parents Access information to my classroom website to see the materials being used in the classroom and complimentary resources I have found for this unit.

After everyone has read the sonnet at least twice, the teacher is supposed to guide the class through a series of «text - dependent questions and tasks.»

Compared to least accomplished teachers, more most accomplished teachers were frequently observed asking higher level questions (9 of 29 versus 0 of 17) and having students write in response to reading (14 of 29 versus 3 of 17).

On one of the walls in the school, Waddell displays for each grade level each month the average reading level attained and the number of articles the students read and correctly answered at least 75 percent of the comprehension questions.

To answer the question, Peterson and his colleagues tracked gains in test performance between the early 1990s and 2011 in 49 countries and in fact found noticeable progress by U. S. students in math, science, and reading in 4th and 8th grade on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), but no better than their peers in other countries, who are progressing at least at the same rate.

Analyses revealed that the following observations changed by at least 10 % from Year 2 to Year 1: increase in whole - group instruction, decrease in small - group instruction, increase in coaching in word recognition strategies during reading, decrease in asking of lower - level questions, increase in asking of higher - level questions, increase in comprehension skill instruction, decrease in active pupil responding, increase in passive pupil responding.

In September I wrote a post questioning DCPS's decision to require all high schools to offer at least six AP courses this year and eight next year, an increase... [Read more...]

It's one of the reasons I turn to my e-reader after all of this time, because at least it does a little better job — but there is no question that the... [Read more...]

So, it is good to read a question at least three times to understand what it means.

I just hope that some of them will read this and at least question before they invest.

So it is a fair question about whether to go with the extension that at least works on Adobe SDK devices or with pagelist which may be supported in the future by some reading systems.

I followed one at a «Living Authors Seminar» at a private college once (one author a week), and before the class, where all students had to 1) read the author's book, 2) do research on the author as well as on the book, 3) write at least 5 questions about the book or writing it for the author, and 4) write a paper on some aspect of the book, the professor begged me not to do what the author had done the previous week.

Along with at least three other writers, I will read a brief excerpt not heard at the book launch, answer questions about how to become an independent author, and sell copies of An Extraordinary Life: Josephine E. Jones.

Along with at least three other writers, I will read a brief excerpt not heard at the book launch, answer questions about how to become an independent author, and sell copies of

I certainly feel much more knowledgeable about the genre and best practices after reading the book... at least enough to understand their questions and to point them in the right direction with Stahle's guidance.

Since each dog daycare will be managed a little differently, it's a good idea to visit at least two different daycares, read online reviews and ask plenty of questions.

Reading a Dustloop thread about said localization made me inclined to ask some questions, as even though the numerous problems with SC's «works» weren't or won't be fixed, I'd like to at least familiarize myself with said issues so I could take note in the future: 1.

Parker's answer to question # 2 makes it sound like actual data is not available (at least that is how I read his reply) but I know that the actual data is available for the US sites and suspect that it's available for many other global sites, especially in large urban areas.

Don't believe anything you read; Question everything; Be especially suspicious of numbers; Know the source and political bias; If you're affected by the story get at least three other sources; Remember all government information and data is biased; Be especially wary of stories that cite authorities.

I have been attempting to read and learn these processes (for removing the tree ring growth and noise from the tree ring series) so that at least I can ask some intelligent questions.

I tend to agree with that general view, but if you'd read my post, you would noticed that it was written in quite a questioning style (at least with regards to why Hulme choose to take the stand he did).

Notwithstanding this even - handedness, the article, at least on my read, leaves the question lingering «who are these women judges anyways and are they really good enough?»

If the question relates to a question of law that refers to anything but the most esoteric aspect of Canadian law, there it's probably the case that it's more than 99.4 % certain that a leading Canadian text was mentioned in the relevant law school course at least once during a lecture, or in the assigned reading materials.

When you read his commentary, consider this question: Is it sufficient to justify disciplining addicted professionals for their misbehaviours caused at least in part by their disabilities by saying that you are not disciplining them for their disabilities, but for their misbehaviours?

If you're still reading, it's likely that you answered «yes,» or at least «maybe,» to one of the questions.

I probably get asked at least once each week the following question: «J.T., In fact, I probably shouldn't tell you this — but I actually love grabbing my iPhone off the bedside table and reading one or two.

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Choosing a Career Path Climbing the Ladder Internships Interviewing Job Search Networking Resume & Cover Letter blog career advice CAREEREALISMI probably get asked at least once each week the following question: «J.T., you must read a ton — what blogs do you read daily?»

If you're reading this article, you've at least questioned the stability and toxicity of your relationship before.

The fact that so many Realtors need to be reminded of this kind of advice as well as of other commons sense - based information is a testament to the sad state of affairs that Organized Real Estate finds itself in as it continues to populate its ranks with charismatic know - nothings (beyond answering some questions correctly — well, at least 80 % of them anyway — on three exams) paying for whiz - bang websites and script - ready manipulative speeches designed to make consumers think that they are the cat's ass when it comes to who will best represent their fiduciary interests (read... get them the most money for a sale or the most house for the money).

Six: CREA / Wayne has / have read REM on - line since its / his article appeared herein, but do not know the answer to at least one of the questions submitted, by me as well as by Ross K and others.

4) Although all standard MLS listing agreements have for decades included commission payable under the terms of the listing whether an offer is finally accepted or not, the question is did the Listing read this section over to the Seller, explain what it meant and further at least one other time before the Seller was asked to sign informed the Seller again what «Signing Here, Press Hard, There are 4 carbons below» the Listing was in fact invalid under RECO.

By being there you can ask questions, but if you aren't able at least you can read what happened!