Examples of using Ask students in English and their translations into Norwegian
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After reading the play, ask students to read Miller's essay on"Tragedy
For this activity, ask students to compare and contrast important concepts by illustrating them with storyboard examples.
teachers can ask students to create a storyboard that highlights these important symbolic people
Ask students to pick three people they would like to meet in Heaven,
teachers can ask students to create a storyboard that show multiple ways that Prospero tried to escape death!
You can also ask students not to include any information that identifies them,
You might ask students to provide citations for Essay questions,
go and ask students about their opinion in an attempt to be a more objective.
Draw attention to the space in between the whole numbers, and ask students about the value of a spot that is not labeled by a whole number.
Just remove some of the text of the original storyboard and ask students to employ their French knowledge to complete the text on their homework.
Using Tom Walker, ask students to compare his traits before and after he makes
Ask students to contact you as soon as possible to discuss options if they fall behind.
Ask students to create a graphic novel using multiple storyboards that depict the various works of Poe.
Teachers can start by creating a storyboard or template, and ask students complete it by placing the appropriate dialogue in the text bubbles.
If you can't answer a course cartridge question, ask students to contact the cartridge publisher directly.
The Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences' programs ask students to learn about themselves, their communities,
Critical Analysis papers ask students to analyze 1-2 specific topics in a text from a critical standpoint,
and we regularly ask students to participate in a more comprehensive and detailed evaluation, a so-called"periodic evaluation" of the course.
Asking students to choose which ones they want will create ownership with content.
Rhiannon asks students to think about mood within the settings they photographed.