Examples of using Students will explore in English and their translations into Chinese
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
Students will explore business opportunities and create their own virtual business, exploring financial concepts, consumer needs and wants, and the concept of risk.
Students will explore environmental, economic, and social geographic issues relating to topics such as transportation options, energy choices, and urban development.
Students will explore the castle, the museum, the gardens, the maze, the grotto, amazing falconry displays and the 500 acres of beautiful parkland.
Students will explore the roles engineers play to make the world a better place.
Lastly, students will explore how the information superhighway has its effects on mass communication and its society.
CSR 3 students will explore small company strategies for implementing sustainable strategies in their core business.
In addition, Bachelor International Relations students will explore more contemporary insights into the influence of other global factors.
There is an expectation that students will explore a convergence rather than the opposition of the two.
Students will explore diverse aspects of interactions between states, international organizations, and individuals in reducing poverty and providing sustainable development.
Students will explore the relevance of philosophical questions to society and to their everyday life.
Students will explore various ways of knowing in the humanities, social and natural sciences, quantitative and analytic reasoning, and creative arts(Cognitive-“know”).
Studying 40-hours a week(both in-class and self-study), students will explore real life cases with a local, national, regional and global dimension.
Through writing, discussion, and class activities, students will explore themes in literature such as relationships, confronting prejudice, facing conflicts, coming of age, and survival.
Journalism I students will explore reporting, interviewing, journalistic ethics and writing reviews, commentaries, editorials, and in-depth articles about current events in our community.
Using works of world literature, the student will explore themes of human experience and inquiry.
Students will explore polynomials, rational functions, and many others.
Students will explore traits and characteristics of successful entrepreneurs.
Students will explore technology-driven, human-centered solutions to complex health challenges.
Students will explore different methods used for electrical energy production.
In constructing the portfolio, students will explore critical characteristics and do creative thinking.