Sentences with phrase «sound grasp»

The author has a very sound grasp of the thoughts and behaviors of 12 year old boys and has put her expertise to good use in this novel.

«This is a rigorous qualification which will require students to have a sound grasp of maths and science, and which will undoubtedly stretch them to further develop the kind of knowledge and skills so sought after by employers and universities.»

We will be showing them [teacher education students] that teachers learn as they teach, that they are no longer the prime possessors, controllers and transmitters of knowledge, but that if they have a sound grasp of the principles of pedagogy and the processes of learning they can plan educational contexts within which young people can engage innovatively with ICT to achieve valued educational goals.

The Vocab Rehab model in this book offers teachers easy - to - implement, 10 - minute instructional strategies that can help time - strapped teachers ensure that their students have a sound grasp of both general and content - specific words across grade levels and subject areas.

Ali's practice regularly involves allegations of fraudulent conduct, whether within his areas of specialism or within core commercial litigation, and he has a sound grasp of the strategic and commercial considerations which will determine whether a fraud allegation should be pursued and, if so, how.

Therefore, in advising clients it is key to have a sound grasp of the regulatory landscape.

Legal 500 also describes Debra Emery, head of our family team, as «knowledgeable and thoughtful» and «thorough with a sound grasp of the most complex issues - clients include high net worth individuals.»

This requires understanding and adopting tech, as well as a sound grasp of business model innovation and the ability to break mental models and manage change.

Have a sound grasp of how the play therapy method of creating of miniature worlds stimulates creative growth and development.