Sentences with phrase «reading a textbook about»

For example, instead of simply reading a textbook about the negative effects of water pollution, students could be tasked with organizing a river clean - up in their community.

The increase is likely due to more programs and candidates embracing the idea that time spent working in a classroom is more beneficial than time spent reading a textbook about teaching.

She reads textbooks about veterinary medicine.

Thus please, before you accuse someone of trying to mislead, just read some textbook about emissions / absorption spectra or ask it anyone who has knowledge of such things, who you may trust.

Not exact matches

«We are going to be the kids you read about in textbooks.

These diverse writers each had very different target audiences, disparate life circumstances and specific agendas for their work; so we don't approach each book the same way — for the same reason you wouldn't read a poem about leaves the same way you read a botany textbook.

The instructors put the two of us in a room together for hours on end to read our textbooks, do our research, and quiz each other about what could possibly be on the exams.

About two years ago (2005), we read about the «Breast Crawl» in a textbook of neonatology «Care of the High - Risk Neonate» by Dr. Marshall Klaus and Dr. Avroy FanaAbout two years ago (2005), we read about the «Breast Crawl» in a textbook of neonatology «Care of the High - Risk Neonate» by Dr. Marshall Klaus and Dr. Avroy Fanaabout the «Breast Crawl» in a textbook of neonatology «Care of the High - Risk Neonate» by Dr. Marshall Klaus and Dr. Avroy Fanaroff.

Set up some science experiments in your kitchen or visit a local museum to get up close to the fossils your kid has been reading about in textbooks.

Our grandchildren will be reading about the year 2010 in their history textbooks.

I'd first read about H.M. in my freshman psychology textbook at college, in the fall of 1971, less than twenty years after the experimental surgery that robbed him of most of his existing memories and also of ability to form new ones.

He remembers reading a high school textbook about atoms and stumbling upon an appendix on quantum theory.

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I'll read about a certain nutrient in one of my textbooks for my nutritional therapy certification and I will think, I need to start getting more of this in my diet!

Although textbooks and studies are good resources, I enjoyed reading about other women's birth experiences and the lessons they drew from them.

For someone who'd only read about military conquest in history textbooks, Steven Spielberg's World War II painted the missing horrors and chaos of war with his opening D - Day sequence on the beaches of Normandy.

A photo caption accompanying a story in the print version of the Sept. 21, 2005, issue of Education Week («Reading From the Right,») about Neal Frey, a textbook reviewer in Longview, Texas, included incorrect information.

With Augmented Reality products like Elements 4D by Daqri, students manipulate and combine elements — like mercury — right from their Android or iOS devices, rather than just reading about them in a textbook.

Also, read a blog by David Thornburg on open source textbooks, or read more about the educational holodeck in «Trendspotting at ISTE 2011,» a blog post by Suzie Boss.

Joy Hakim: When I saw the textbooks my kids brought home from school, and listened to their anguish about having to read them, I decided to see what I could do.

In ten minutes, students can walk to Thomas Edison's laboratory, the Wright brothers» bicycle shop, and dozens of other buildings where they can immerse themselves in America's history firsthand rather than simply reading about it in textbooks.

Assign reading of content area material from articles and textbooks, and have students write and present about content area learning objectives in your classroom.

Creating the memorial... was a lot more meaningful than just reading words in a textbook, because we had to really think about the war's impact on society as a whole and how to display the emotions that came along with it.

And damn sure they never read about it in whatever passes for textbooks in most graduate schools of education, that lame crap masquerading as academic rigor in the diploma mills serving the education profession these days.

A teacher who reads about an interesting approach for, say, teaching fractions, has to contend with a textbook and test materials that might focus on a different approach to teaching fractions.

You wouldn't read a boring textbook about birthday parties if you wanted to learn everything about them!

In reality, I probably would have had a textbook and said, «Let's read about this.»

But digital reading has redefined presuppositions about size and, more importantly, about what format is best for what's being read: text messages, news articles, textbooks or fiction.

Studies show that interactive textbooks facilitate learning; so don't be afraid to let your child read on the iPad before the GCSE — or when learning about blood cell morphology.

Studies show that interactive textbooks facilitate learning; so don't be afraid to let your child read on the iPad before the GCSE — or when learning about

With Kindle, you don't have to worry about filling up your shelf with the latest novels or popular textbooks because all your favourite reading material will be sorted out at one place, organised by your interest.

I'll start by telling you about a book called «the textbook on value investing», which is first on my reading list for the beginning investor.

«I have random moments where I think, I totally remember reading about this in my textbook.»

I learned by reading the textbooks — I could go back and forth over things at my own speed until I understood them, which is difficult if not impossible to do with video — and then asking the teacher questions about the things I still didn't understand.

I stumbled across Steve Carson's wonderfully detailed and expository blog on atmospheric radiation and energy transfer effects this morning while googling something about Grant Petty's textbook, A First Course in Atmospheric Radiation, something I've challenged myself to make a serious... Continue reading →

Already convinced basic physics is wrong you denounce textbook physics with irrelevant arguments about stuff you read somewhere else.

OTOH, those same people can pick up any climate science textbook and read about the DALR, and most of the competent ones (in climate research) can probably derive the DALR from its base assumptions rather easily, cold.

Climate change isn't just something you read about in a textbook.

Or just read in some statistical textbook about type I and type II errors when statistical testing is done, before you dispute the statement that a failure of rejecting the Null - hypothesis doesn't confirm the Null - hypothesis.

It is clear that Gilbert has never actually read any elementary textbook on atmospheric physics or climate science or he would be aware that the argument about adiabatic lapse rate that he presents is not new to anyone in the field... It is discussed in all of these books.

I read Tom Vonk writing about LTE on Wattsupwiththat and he appears to be at odds with all of the textbooks so unlikely to being close to correct.

So what we have done in the last four years at Knights is, without reading textbooks, and none of this is just through experience I am talking, we have really sort of thought about culture, and culture in my view is defined by the behaviors in the business.

Industrial Maintenance — This is a textbook is a dense read, but it is packed with everything one needs to know about industrial maintenance.

You've read so many job descriptions that say the words «duties» or maybe your college textbook examples all talked about putting duties in your resume that you just think you should.