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Dieter1989 Posted 10 years ago
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troubles for sentence understanding
the sentence is '... in a single year's teaching the top 10% of teachers impart three times as much learning to their pupils as the worst 10% do.'
and here's my question in this 'learning to their pupils' part. Does it mean ' this information is learned from their pupils' or 'these top 10% impart and also learn 3 times as the worst 10%'? I'm quite confused.
and here's my question in this 'learning to their pupils' part. Does it mean ' this information is learned from their pupils' or 'these top 10% impart and also learn 3 times as the worst 10%'? I'm quite confused.
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It doesn't mean either of those. Teachers impart learning to pupils. "learning" means knowledge and understanding.
- It doesn't mean either of those.
- Teachers impart learning to pupils.
- "learning" means knowledge and understanding.
- The teachers convey this to their pupils.
- The top teachers do this three times as well as the worst teachers.
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It doesn't mean either of those. Teachers impart learning to pupils. "learning" means knowledge and understanding. The teachers convey this to their pupils. The top teachers do this three times as well as the worst teachers.
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Thank you, really appreciate it.
'Learning' could be very tricky sometimes~
'Learning' could be very tricky sometimes~0
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