Examples of using Students need in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Students need to consider setting,
Students need more space in the training area- separate tables
Students need a supportive learning environment(section 4)
By this I do not imply that students need to have access to high-throughput microarray or proteomics facilities.
Task: Students need to complete two separate tasks in this assignment:
Sometimes, individual students need very specialized materials that are made for assignments,
Students need to be encouraged to recognise that starting their own business is a normal employment option.
Similar to a"five finger retell", students need to think critically about the events in order.
Students need to determine the importance of events in the plot
Rich program of our summer camps is so organized that the students need only small pocket money to buy souvenirs.
Rich programme of our summer camps is so organized that the students need only small pocket money to buy souvenirs.
In a persuasive paper, students need to be able to use elements from the Rhetorical Triangle:
Similar to a"five finger retell", students need to think critically about the events in order.
Some of our students need additional support during either before
Students need to be freed from the overdraft system of the Icelandic Student Loan Fund and a simultaneous payment system should be implemented.
Students need both a view of the totality of human knowledge
Swift Coding Club resources have everything you and your students need to start your own coding clubs.
Common Core State Standards(CCSS)- these standards outline a higher bar for what our students need to know in order for them to succeed in college and career.
Students need to be encouraged to recognise that starting their own business is a normal employment option
The motto of the university is:'Duty to God and Homeland' and the name of Blessed John Paul II in the name of the university is a great commitment to which successive generations of lecturers and students need to grow up.