英語 での Participating students の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Moreover, the START Program is offered as a general education credited course(‘Overseas Field Study'), aiming to improve participating students' global core competency(the core skills needed to succeed anywhere in the world).
The feedback from participating students was very positive."The atmosphere at both universities was vibrant, and I was impressed with the students' active contributions in class and enthusiasm for their studies.
Participating students will explore methods for strengthening their local communities, while gaining a further understanding of American society and culture through homestays, volunteer activities, and exchanges with U.S. high school students. .
Participating students must meet admission standards of each school and be admitted to both programs prior to registering for coursework that will be transferred to either program.
Participating students visited the U.S. State Department, the Congressional Research Service as well as renowned think tanks including The Brookings Institution to attend lectures to learn about revolving international politics by leading experts.
At the closing ceremony attended by leaders from all fields, participating students presented their proposals, and delivered them as proposals to the Director-General for Global Issues, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Feedback said the participating students discovered the joy of thinking about energy use and efficiency through the event, and the guests were astonished at the creativity and passion that went into the students' presentations.
Cambodian Delegation Chief Tang Sochetkresna emphasised the exchange's important role in linking the region's five countries and tourism sectors, and the plethora of opportunities it offers participating students.
At the Final Forum held on September 1, Director of the UNESCO Regional Education Bureau for Asia and the Pacific Shigeru Aoyagi gave the keynote speech, and the participating students were able to gain deeper knowledge.
As this was the last mealtime that all the participating students and Japanese student assistants would spend together, it was a time for laughs as we talked about our plans for the future, as well as a time of sadness as we bade our farewells.
Participating students live with summer school tutors in an off-campus facility for two months, and during their stay in Japan, students and tutors build a strong bond through having a meal together, studying together and sharing their lives together.
After covering the heated debates by the students, a press conference was held by the participants on the press tour and local media. Coverage was quite lively, with the tour participants asking questions to the participating students about each country.
The FIELD Global Immersion course, which works with 157 FIELD Global partners across 13 countries, seeks to build global intelligence in its 930 participating students, and strengthen their ability to work effectively across cultures and business contexts.
Participating students learned about the diverse culture and history of Europe and built an understanding of the relationships with foreign countries. They spent a meaningful time expanding their interests and developing a multifaceted vision of various problems in the world.
After the poster session of all the schools, the"whole tournament" was held where all participating students discussed various topics. The students of Tamagawa Gakuen prompted active discussions with their remarks, and the students showed good command of the issues.
Both trainings were conducted in a friendly atmosphere from start to finish, and the participating students actively asked the instructors questions about how to use the skills acquired in the training in the future while sharing their current situations and concerns.
Through the three-day workshop, all the participating students pledged with each other to learn more as a"person concerned with realizing nuclear abolition" and to take actions right from where they are standing, without thinking of the tragedy in Nagasaki as a"past event.
Participating students from each university were split into five teams with six members, and they in each team designed and build a wind turbine and competed for its power generating efficiency and design. The participants from Taiwan Tech were welcomed at the party held at a school cafeteria, and mixed teams with OIT and Taiwan Tech students were formed.
The participating students chose one of eight themes(greenhouse gas reduction, typhoons and tropical cyclones, seashore community disaster prevention, ocean and climate change, offshore windmills, marine ecosystem preservation, sedimentation dynamics, marine organism resources), and they attended a variety of lectures taught by the faculty of the three universities and gave team presentations at the end of the school.
The participating students were all beaming with a big smile and said:“I wanted to thank everyone around the world for their warm support,”“Now it's our turn to support the athletes,” and“I'm glad I could participate in such a valuable opportunity like the Olympic and Paralympic Games.”.