Examples of using Students create in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Our students create knowledge.
A common use for Storyboard That is to help students create a plot diagram of the events from a novel.
Students create a family tree.
The program seeks to help students create and execute a plan in energy management.
Students create their own comic to show they understand a process or concept.
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A common use for Storyboard That is to help students create a plot diagram of the events from a story or play.
Have students create a timeline of the Watergate scandal.
Nimbus helps students create their future in music and media.
Students create and present project with this knowledge at laboratories and workshops in each semester.
February 1993: Six Stanford students create Architext, which would later become the search engine Excite.
Have students create a timeline of the major events leading to the recession of 2008.
After they read this scenario, have the students create a storyboard that identifies three actions Jim can take toward achieving his long term goal….
Have students create a word map for today's military and space technologies.
Let the students create their own family tree.
Have students create a 5 Ws spider map on one specific domestic policy.
In this investigative lesson students create a diagram of the process that is followed when a bill becomes a law.
Have students create a spider map or a character map about figures who participated in the Constitutional Convention.
High designers serve as critics, helping students create an outfit to current in an on-campus exhibition(AAS) or the annual scholar runway present, the Future of Trend(BFA).
Have students create a similar grid on another president's expansion of powers in a time of crisis, the constitutionality of that power, and their rationale on it.
Top designers serve as“critics,” helping students create an outfit to present in an on-campus exhibition(AAS) or the annual student runway show, FIT on the Catwalk(BFA).
Have students create a movie poster, complete with a title, casting, and an image that conveys important information from the story.
Have students create a grid storyboard to outline each party's viewpoints.
Have students create a timeline of the major events leading to the recession of 2008.
Have students create a spider map detailing major terminology of the 1972 election.
Have students create a timeline for another Cold War president, as well as his policies and actions both abroad and at home.
Have students create a spider map to detail the initiatives taken by President Barack Obama in 2008 to solve the recession crisis.
Have students create a cause and effect grid to define how the next president, George H. W. Bush, conducted his foreign policy.
Students create their own theatre productions, study the mechanics of walking in the Human Performance Lab, work with young children in the Child Development Lab and more.
In this activity, students create an outline for the characters in the story, paying close attention to the feelings and actions of both major and minor characters.
