Sentences with phrase «little background knowledge»

While our agents always invite you to ask questions, it can also help when looking over paperwork or speaking with an agent if you have a little background knowledge.

Re long vs. short: «I come here specifically for the reason that working scientists give the subject matter a detailed treatment while bringing it down a notch that non-subject matter experts can understand with a little work and little background knowledge of math & science.»

For brevity's sake, the articles explain what's new, but offer little background knowledge.

Low - level readers with high baseball knowledge significantly outperformed strong readers with little background knowledge.

I think that a little background knowledge on the tantric goddess named Bhuvaneshwari will make this idea easier to grasp.

Common sense, a little background knowledge, and strict guidelines work to ensure the safety of our littlest family members» possessions.

All you need is a little background knowledge and a good meal plan and you can succeed!

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I do agree, however, that Shakespeare scholars need to have a sound knowledge of the religious background of the age and that very little is known for certain about Shakespeare and his religion.

Children who grow up with no knowledge of others, with no friends from other backgrounds and with no understanding of other religions and ethnic groups, stand little chance of being able to challenge stereotypes and avoid prejudice.»

«The program is meant to provide authentic research experience to students with little to no background knowledge in science,» says David Asai, senior director of science education at HHMI, based in Bethesda, Maryland.

And then there is the cohort of non-education trained or experienced general public who come loaded with opinions, but little background or knowledge.

When students have little prior knowledge about a topic, build background knowledge, either with the whole class or frontloading for a small group.

When students read about familiar topics and cultural contexts, they comprehend and retain information better than when they read about topics of which they have little or no background knowledge.

Others, however, point out that most basal reading books have little informational text and are therefore of limited help in building vocabulary or background knowledge (Walsh, 2003).

Many of us have little or no thermodynamics or even physics or chemistry background so I find this definition of terms highly useful in advancing my knowledge.

The problems with Spencer's arguments take some background knowledge to recognize, so I'm going to start at a pretty basic level, just as he does in his book, but then go beyond his explanations in the book by including a little more math.

Learning climate science, even a little of it, is difficult — even if you have extensive knowledge of math and a solid background in physics, with a keen interest in the subject.

What is more, modern climate modeling has been traditionally implemented by people with a technological background and little knowledge of ecosystem functioning.

A little bit of coding knowledge may be useful background learning, but what lawyers need to understand is how logic and AI systems work in general and specifically how any particular tool they use works.

An effective teacher must be able to plainly and clearly articulate complex concepts to students who have little to no background knowledge of the particular subject matter.

Google's Knowledge Graph shows a little of its background expertise, too, answering basic questions like distance between locations and showbiz - related trivia.