Sentences with phrase «diverse cohort of students»

If law firms made an effort to hire a more diverse cohort of students with differing goals and provide more diverse career paths, it might make it easier to have a healthy workplace where competitiveness is not as dominant.

«I see people similarly,» she says, noting that in her recruiting for HTF, they actively look for a diverse cohort of students who will then become teachers.

Not exact matches

These arguments resonate with an increasingly large and diverse cohort of educators, parents, and students.

Consequently, AFPMA's first cohort of students is less demographically diverse than BVP's.

Cohorts consist of 25 students from diverse professional backgrounds — including entrepreneurs, nonprofit directors, principals, teachers, and policy researchers — who progress through the program together.

You will engage in invigorating work and lively conversations with distinguished faculty, a diverse group of talented, thoughtful and accomplished students and other educators in this cohort - based program.

Personalization and capacity to control and contribute multimodal responses were seen as effective in developing a learning community in a diverse cohort of higher education students.

States and school districts should capitalize on programs such as Boston Public Schools» High School to Teacher Program and Educators Rising, which work to connect ambitious, diverse cohorts of high school students with teacher preparation programs and opportunities to work in classrooms.

The diverse cohort will allow educators to learn from each other and bring global perspectives to a wide range of students.

A cohort from Otis College was part of WASC conference: The Diverse Campus: Intersecting Access and Equity across the Student Experience on February 1, 2018 in Claremont, and will report back to the larger campus community.

In addition, Otis College sent a cohort to the 2018 Western Association of Schools and Colleges conference, The Diverse Campus: Intersecting Access and Equity across the Student Experience.

For example, if Flex Time legal education succeeds in attracting more diverse law students, more mature law students, and students with more work and / or care experience, it is reasonable to suggest that such students may seek more variety in the format and timing of their courses than the present cohort of full - time students.

Finally, to some, a Flex Time cohort within at least the First Year program will appear less a flexible or elastic model of legal education, but just a differently rigid option, with specific times and modes within which required courses must be taken — this is just as likely as the full - time model to work for some but not others in a diverse group of students.

Project EAT - I enrolled 4746 participants including a younger cohort of middle - school students and an older cohort of high - school students recruited during the 1998 — 1999 academic year from 31 middle and high schools with ethnically and racially diverse student populations.