Sentences with phrase «in a typical week students»

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To get an idea of what a «typical» week might be for a student - athlete facing a big weekend game, SI chronicled the comings and goings of Vaughn, a top player in a top program, during the time between Tuesday's Colorado game and last Saturday's showdown with Iowa State.

In fact, according to research compiled by The Ophelia Project, 48 percent of students are regularly exposed to relational aggression, with students ages 11 to 15 exposed to 33 acts of relational aggression during a typical week.

Now in her second full year of teaching with stability balls, Tennant notes that, after the first few weeks of school, the novelty wears off and students begin to treat them as they do typical chairs.

For example, as shown in Figure 3, the typical student in a non-FWS job reports working an average of 27 hours per week, with fewer than one in 10 working on campus.

In general, the schools structured their schedules in ways that facilitate in - depth learning and prepare students for the typical college schedule: staggered start times, eight - hour days, class periods of varying lengths, fewer class meeting days per week, and dedicated time for collaborative and independent research projectIn general, the schools structured their schedules in ways that facilitate in - depth learning and prepare students for the typical college schedule: staggered start times, eight - hour days, class periods of varying lengths, fewer class meeting days per week, and dedicated time for collaborative and independent research projectin ways that facilitate in - depth learning and prepare students for the typical college schedule: staggered start times, eight - hour days, class periods of varying lengths, fewer class meeting days per week, and dedicated time for collaborative and independent research projectin - depth learning and prepare students for the typical college schedule: staggered start times, eight - hour days, class periods of varying lengths, fewer class meeting days per week, and dedicated time for collaborative and independent research projects.

In a process typical of the program, students in the fall of 2004 spent two weeks writing, storyboarding, and illustrating personal vignettes about a notable event in their liveIn a process typical of the program, students in the fall of 2004 spent two weeks writing, storyboarding, and illustrating personal vignettes about a notable event in their livein the fall of 2004 spent two weeks writing, storyboarding, and illustrating personal vignettes about a notable event in their livein their lives.

This is especially important when we consider that students can learn far more words from reading than from direct instruction: Even an aggressive schedule of 20 new words taught each week will result in only 520 new words by the end of the typical 36 - week school year.

In a typical week, parents should expect to be helping students throughout each day, ensuring that they login to self - directed class or live class, answering any questions their student may have, helping them transition to new subjects, and keeping them on task.

His course of study took two years, including more than 20 classes and 16 weeks of full - time student teaching — typical for traditional programs, which provide more in - depth pre-teaching training than most alternative programs.

Let me put the whole conundrum another way: Think the typical high - school student wouldn't pay $ 3 a week to get an «A» in French?

As I was working with one of my students this week trying to help her come up with a doable goal project to undertake this final semester of her program, I recognized that, as is typical, she had suggested many more grandiose ideas than she would ever be able to accomplish in the course of a year, much less a semester.