Sentences with phrase «student at»

The accountability systems encouraged all manner of dubious practices, such as focusing teacher effort on a small subset of students at risk of failing the exams rather than advancing every child's learning.

The racial diversity among graduate students at for - profit colleges is striking.

When a teenager is not in school, there is far more time for deeper study or relevant experience than is possible for students at school or sixth - form college.

He was prompted by his experience meeting high school students at a robotics competition and being told students were afraid to continue in the program unless it awarded AP credit.

Rather than pour into the streets at noon as students at both school had planned, they rallied within the boundaries of the schools.

Higher scores might make it appear that those students were «closing the gap» with students at higher - performing schools who spent much more time on higher - level skills.

I'm currently a full - time PhD student at a very reputable university who is entering what is hopefully the final year of graduate school.

In return, fellows commit to teaching for three years in a high - needs school (schools with a significant percentage of students at risk of academic failure).

First - and second - year students at participating law schools are eligible to apply for the boot camp and internships and field placements at a participating employer.

The law schools have been for years graduating law students at a rate that is five times greater than population growth.

We found the outcomes are driven entirely by students at public high schools.

I have no doubt that the Ph.D. in education will result in innovative collaborative research projects involving faculty and doctoral students at different schools.

It was the kind of description that you might expect from a sixth - grade student at a science fair.

However, having spoken to many Ph.D. students at universities, conferences, and grad schools, I think the critical element of any Ph.D. is the relationship between the student and supervisor.

I was a medical student at the time, and I needed the money for my studies.

Depending on the issue, children might cry and scream when separated from parents, or might lash out at other students at school when asked to play.

The sample was limited to first - time undergraduate students at 420 four - year public and nonprofit private institutions, slightly more than half of which were public colleges.

Current art students at any level will not be considered.

But the finer kinds of measurement required to compare the progress of students at different levels of initial ability exceed the capacities of our instruments.

In fact, data shows that charter schools retain special education students at rates slightly higher than traditional public schools.

This event is one that the campus plans to do annually, as they enjoy the opportunity to help students at various districts in their area.

Veterinary students at the college man this free service.

Simply put, missing a substantial amount of school puts students at risk of falling behind.

Our study was also limited to college students at public institutions in the state, a group that is not representative of the statewide population of public high - school students.

Not only is the content of this app up - to - date, it's presented in ways that can reach students at a variety of levels.

I think schools should be technology free for students at least through grade 8 and after that limited.

This was not the experience of most students at large law firms where training was organized.

Both teachers believed that the practice by students at home needed improvement, especially the technical skills, such as rhythm, progression, or systematic elimination of errors.

Computer science student at a four - year university (although it's probably going to be closer to five years).

Two - thirds of low - income students at community colleges start in remedial classes that earn them no degree credit.

• Allow them to specialize in teaching students at risk of academic failure, including children with disabilities or severe behavioral problems.

Our rigorous curriculum, cutting - edge facilities and nurturing faculty place students at the center of learning so they are successful, both in the classroom, at college and throughout their careers.

We also welcome resumes from students at other law schools.

Talk to potential grad students at length on the phone.

We engage with college students at more than 550 universities across the globe.

Pick one day a month to meet students at a library that's local to them.

Researchers have proposed a variety of methods for identifying students at risk for reading problems.

I hired a Ph.D. scientist who had talked to a fellow student at a job fair.

What other policy has produced comparable gains for African American students at a fraction of the cost of traditional public schools?

A few schools have specialized programs designed for young students at least 2 years before high school graduation.

This book provides an opportunity for the education community to engage students at risk whom our schools have often failed.

Early warning systems are a data - based decision making process designed to identify and support students at risk of not graduating on time.

And in those programs, international students at public universities pay tuition rates that are much higher than for in - state students.

The voucher program was designed to give students at failing schools better choices, so these voucher schools should be expected to demonstrate better academic performance as a condition of staying in the program.

Do students at this school have access to broad and meaningful learning experiences?