Sentences with phrase «students explore countries»

In Geography, students explore countries and continents.

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Theresa has worked as a software engineer and a project manager in a number of different countries, and is a doctoral student in marketing in the Division of Industrial Marketing, at the Lulea University of Technology, in Sweden, where she explores the entrepreneurship marketing interface.

► On Tuesday, ScienceInsider invited Institute of International Education veteran Peggy Blumenthal to explore trends in international students obtaining science, technology, engineering, and mathematics degrees in the United States, focusing on China and India, the two countries that supply the most students to the United States.

Almost 10,000 people — 10 % of the PhD candidates in the country — completed the questionnaire, which both solicited census - type data and explored issues ranging from students» motivations in doing a PhD, to supervision experiences, funding situations, and what should be changed.

In addition, the Cabinet statement says, «The project will motivate Indian students and young scientists to explore newer frontiers of knowledge, and will add further impetus to scientific research in the country.»

Students proposed projects like comparing immigration in different eras, and exploring code switching — the cross-cultural fluency that immigrants develop when adapting to a new country.

Have students explore the maps from several months, then provide each student with the name of one country, and ask students to list threatened and endangered species native to their assigned country.

By cultivating strong school leadership, committing to ongoing professional development, and exploring innovative models like its tech - infused Future Schools, Singapore has become one of the top - scoring countries on the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) tests.

These activities explore what it is like to live in Kenya, and encourage students to think about the issues facing the country today.

As well as watching Our Country's Good in the Olivier Theatre, the students took part in a pre-performance workshop led by a professional theatre director, exploring how the production had been rehearsed and directed.

This is one of the questions explored by Finn and his coauthor Brandon Wright in the Harvard Education Press title, Failing Our Brightest Kids: The Global Challenge of Educating High - Ability Students, in which they take U.S. practices and set them against those of other countries in order to find the best ways to support our brightest sStudents, in which they take U.S. practices and set them against those of other countries in order to find the best ways to support our brightest studentsstudents.

A recent OECD working paper Teaching Strategies for Instructional Quality «explore (d) the relationships between mathematics teachers» teaching strategies and student learning outcomes in eight countries, using information from the TALIS - PISA link database».

They explored curriculum frameworks, seeking to understand how values and attitudes unique to each country and region were informing policy goals and ultimately shaping students» learning opportunities.

In a lesson in which students explore regional variations of Spanish, they could create a dictionary of words or phrases used in a particular country or region that interests them.

Within my own teaching practice, I was fortunate enough to explore the world with some of my students; thinking, feeling and unlearning about people, culture, environment and tradition in a range of different countries.

The annual event, organised by tuition provider, Explore Learning, and the NRICH Project at the University of Cambridge, stretches and inspires the minds of the country's brightest young students, allowing them to explore their full potential and flourish beyond the claExplore Learning, and the NRICH Project at the University of Cambridge, stretches and inspires the minds of the country's brightest young students, allowing them to explore their full potential and flourish beyond the claexplore their full potential and flourish beyond the classroom.

They Also Serve Explore with students the roles women played during World War II; then students design a recruiting poster telling women of the ways in which they can serve their country today.

To find this out we need to explore further with students across a range of educational providers, in several countries.

It challenges students to explain anomalies in data (e.g. how come Uruguay did so well when its still a small, less economically developed country) and shows them how to draw their own scatter diagram to explore whether more socio - economically developed countries have more success (as measured by HDI).

Encourage students to explore social studies topics such as American history, leadership, money, and the country and community in which they live.

Students will explore the impact of food security on our country and the issues we currently face around food security.

Launched in 2015, Educators Rising is a national network of more than 29,000 students who are exploring teaching in 2,000 public, charter, and private schools across the country.

is a national network of more than 29,000 students who are exploring teaching in 2,000 public, charter, and private schools across the country.

Given the difficulty of classifying this group of students, we acknowledge and hope to explore further the ways in which «first - generation» is defined, as well as other sub-categorizations that must be considered in addressing the needs of this population, such as a student's race, country of birth, language proficiency, school quality, and geographic location.

Their schools are small, they have one public school system for the entire country, they do not engage in competition or standardized tests, teachers make individual student success the priority and have the resources and freedom to do so, every school has the similar resources no matter its location, and all parents receive money from the state to help support each child... to name a few strategies explored.

The social studies teacher might begin the unit by introducing the generalization that geography can greatly influence a country's future and then present important details as students continue to explore this idea.

Over the course of a year, NCLD gathered top special education and personalized learning experts from across the country — including educators, advocates, researchers, state and district leaders, school leaders, and parents of children with disabilities — and engaged them in discussions to learn and explore ways to ensure that personalized learning systems integrate and benefit students with disabilities.

The Country Day advising process allows students to expand their self - knowledge and gain greater awareness of their skills, interests, what they value, and what new areas they may want to explore in high school.

Students explore the concept of journalistic objectivity and use evidence from articles about land rights in Ethiopia, Indonesia and Myanmar to debate how a country's natural resources should be used.

These education leaders from across the country are being recognized for their ability to inspire colleagues to explore and embrace innovative technology solutions and instructional strategies that contribute to high - quality learning experiences for all students.

In this set of lesson plans, students examine the role of the consumer, the local, national and global impact of consumer behavior, and explore how consumer power can change the lives of people in other countries.

We will convene with students, practitioners, and other social emotional learning (SEL) and education equity experts from across the country to explore ways to make the transition to post-secondary education more effective and ensure stronger outcomes for all students.

Participants also explored the proactive work of Student Centered Advocacy and Bargaining for the Common Good, as well as sobering session on the Janus Supreme Court Case and the implications for all unions across the country.

That means instead of students taking math class, then science class, then English class, they will choose an event or phenomenon to study, incorporating multiple subjects in the process (something like exploring the climates of different countries, and reporting on them in French).

The authors embark on a study of twelve countries and regions to address these issues, exploring the structures and practices that enable some countries to produce a higher proportion of high - achieving students than the United States and to more equitably represent disadvantaged students among their top scorers.

This seminar offers a unique opportunity to be an adult learner as the group explores the roots of race and racism in this country, and to experience Facing History content, as an educator so that you will be able to create interdisciplinary units for your students.

Explore African American history with the following list, which introduces students to the lives and events of notable individuals, many lesser known, whose contributions range from something as mundane as the invention of the potato chip to the medalworthy achievements of African Americans in the military service of their country and so much more.

Just like in every other state across the country, when all other options are off the table, students and parents can always explore the possibilities of private student loans in South Carolina.

Our Online Graduate Certificate extends the reach of our program to veterinarians and veterinary students across the country, offering the opportunity for intensive training in three core courses that were designed to explore the latest and best knowledge in shelter medicine while cultivating the critical thinking skills necessary to run a successful medical program in an animal shelter.

Meanwhile coursework is aimed to help students in exploring the ancient roots of Javanese and Balinese culture and the history of this country that led to modern Indonesia.

By exploring artist like Mucha, Sucharda, and Bilek to name a few, students obtained a sense of the country's nationalism and an understanding of the art of Prague during the late 19th century.

We recently learned that students at Fukuoka Women's University in Japan recently participated in NWEI's Choices for Sustainable Living discussion course as part of an «Exploring Sustainable Living» program (which included a study trip to Australia to learn about sustainable applications underway in other countries).

As organizations such as the Law Society of BC explore ways that properly supervised law students and paralegals can be utilized to address this issue, I strongly encourage those involved with Law Schools across the country to expand their clinical programs to both provide a well rounded education to students and to work to fill the existing unmet demand for legal services.

It brings together students, faculty, practitioners, and entrepreneurs from around the country and the world to explore innovation in legal education and practice.

Today, student travelers have greater and cheaper opportunities to explore many countries in the world.