Sentences with phrase «college listening to a student»

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Little appears to have changed since the days when Livingston was a baby - faced college student who just wanted to listen to tunes on his BlackBerry.

«In the Middle Ages, colleges like those at Oxford looked like monasteries because the Establishment was theocratic; today, our high schools look like factories and regiment students like the labor force because the Establishment is commercial and industrial» («Listening to Architecture,» 1969, pp. 4 - 5).

A study involving both college students and 5 - year - olds suggests that listening to pleasing music improves performance on cognitive tests and promotes creativity.

At the college level, the evidence is clear: science students learn less when they are expected to listen passively

If you've always wanted to learn about the science behind plasma physics and fusion energy, you can listen to the very same lectures being offered to college students at PPPL in a weeklong introductory course this week without having to leave your home or office.

Just now I was listening to professor and researcher of nutritional ketosis, Dominic D'Agnostino [I highly recommend listening to interviews with his re ketogenic diet] and he recommended the following book which is mandatory for his students [he is an assistant professor at a medical college at So.

Listening to and reflecting with students as they decide whether to go to a school dedicated to the arts or to a liberal arts college is a good first step in supporting these students.

As teachers, we need to approach the college essay with empathetic ears, listening to our students» voices to help them capture the best of who they are.

The Common Core State Standards for Language Arts recognize the importance of listening as an ability that students must master to become college and career ready:

In this study, college students listened to statistics lectures with and without content - related humor.

In 1992, responsible researchers at the University of California, Irvine, happened upon an interesting finding that showed that when college students listened to Mozart for 20 or 30 minutes shortly before an exam, they tested a little bit better than average on certain kinds of spatial problem - solving tasks.

With great pride, my student announced his learning to our whole class and his frustration at the college student not listening.»

In the course of the research, I've listened to hundreds of students tell their story about how they made the college — or any postsecondary education — decision.

What's striking is that, in almost every single story I listened to where the student dropped out, almost never did the college they were attending reach out to see how they might help them re-enroll.

Click here to listen to Liz Willen's podcast interview with Educate, a partner to The Hechinger Report, on «What happens when students get into college — but can't afford to attend?»

A room full of parents, students, educators, and community members listened to a panel at Trinity College discuss problems with SBAC and test prep in urban public schools.

As part of an effort to understand barriers to college readiness, the Prichard Committee Student Voice Team spent a school year surveying and listening to seniors and recent graduates across the commonwealth about their experiences preparing for life after high school.

Senator, students talk ThinSats Fresh from a college commencement address, U.S. Sen. Mark Warner listened intently Saturday afternoon as students and teachers from elementary, middle and high schools briefed him on their mission to put tiny remote - sensing...

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Students learn to master the Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening skills needed for College - and Career - Readiness.

You will also be able to see actual college essay sample questions and listen as questions from students like you are answered.

Whether discussing the future of customer service and marketing to a room of 5,000 industry leaders in Tokyo, chatting about journalism to a room full of college students at a conference put on by the US Embassy in Chile, or offering suggestions to NASA Director Charles Bolden as a member of the NASA Civilian Advisory Council, when Peter Shankman talks about the future, people listen.

They listen to problems faced by students in a residential community and act as a liaison between the students and the administrative personnel of the college to resolve issues.