Sentences with phrase «students polled»

In addition, more than 40 percent of students polled in grades 6 — 12 cited their teacher as an obstacle to using new technology in the classroom.

The overwhelming majority of students polled believed in the notion of good luck vs. bad luck.

Half of the college students polled has an astounding four or more cards.

Register for the free Gallup Student Poll by October 30 to gauge your students» engagement.

Maybe this is why 45 % of students polled by RBC are worried about finding a job after university and a total of 70 % worry whether they'll earn enough money to cover living expenses and student debt.

Whilst 45 % of the independent schools students polled knew which profession or industry they would like to work in, just 21 % of state school and 25 % of academy students knew what they wanted to do after leaving school.

Student poll workers learn firsthand how elections are run, and provide much needed support at polling place locations.

«The 2013 Gallup Student Poll found that participants who strongly agree with these two statements are 30 times as likely to be engaged at school as those who strongly disagree: (1) «My school is committed to building the strengths of each student.»

The survey was based on telephone interviews with 500 students polled in April of their senior year as they were making their final choices on college...

What has changed, Monto and a fellow researcher found, is who students sleep with: Recent college students were more likely to say they had sex with a friend or «casual date» and less likely to say they were wed or had a «regular partner,» compared with students polled between 1988 and 1996.

In a 2006 poll conducted by the Josephson Institute's Report Card on the Ethics of American Youth, 60 percent of the 35,000 high school students polled admitted to cheating during a test at school within the past twelve months, and 35 percent of students said they'd cheated two or more times.

These range from having students choose their own reading books, using student polls, asking students to weigh in on school policies and other issues, and having students select their own academic program including electives and independent study.

U.S. overall Gallup student poll results.

But a recent Gallup Student Poll reflects that students» hope for their future, engagement, and well - being are low.

In their research based on student polling, they found that in populations aged 12 - 17, 78 % of frequent readers who read books for fun 5 - 7 times per week are provided time and choice in contrast to the 24 % of the infrequent readers who are not provided time or choice.

Of a dozen students polled for this story at Dalhousie and Mount Saint Vincent universities, none had noticed the change.

Under a pilot dubbed ABC4Trust, the Research Academic Computer Technology Institute in Greece has successfully conducted student polling, faculty rankings and evaluations for 18 months, Camenisch said.

• Only about half of students polled thought that they truly needed to attend a class in a physical setting in order to get a good education • The vast majority of students were willing to try out getting a professional experience online • 84 percent of students use a computer in a classroom setting already

While three in four students polled by the U.C.L.A. researchers said they are «searching for meaning and purpose in life,» more than half said their professors never provide opportunities to discuss these matters.

In addition to learning firsthand how elections are run, student poll workers can be paid a stipend that generally ranges between $ 65 and $ 150, depending on the county.

STUDENT ENGAGEMENT: The 2017 Gallup Student Poll found that engagement, an important element of SEL, is key to young people's school success.

The latest Gallup Student Poll of more than 700,000 U.S. public school students offers good news on young people's views about school and learning.

Local surveys from Massachusetts (in 2006) and Wisconsin (in 2015) found that of students polled, a respective 1.6 % and 1.5 % consider themselves transgender.

Half of the students polled in a recent Coursera survey said they were motivated by potential career benefits to take the classes, and one - third of that group said they had received raises, promotions, and new jobs, or had started their own businesses as a result.

Moreover, 95 per cent of the students polled stated that they would benefit from advice from local businesses or employees, with a further 93 per cent stating that the careers advice they had been given had been helpful.

According to a recent Gallup student poll, about half of our students feel engaged at school, and one out of every five feels «actively disengaged.»

In the student poll, conducted at seven elementary schools and two junior high schools, Mr. Kroc was...

95 % of the students polled stated that they would benefit from advice from local businesses or employees, with a further 93 % stating that the careers advice they had been given had been helpful.

Check out the Gallup Student Poll, which is a breakthrough measurement of the thoughts, feelings and needs of America's young people.

Source: Gallup Student Poll: Engaged Today — Ready for Tomorrow, Fall 2017 Scorecard.

Meanwhile, results from the Gallup Student Poll, which queried nearly 450,000 U.S. students in the 5th through 12th grades, affirms the importance of ASCD's Whole Child Initiative, which is committed to the development of children who are healthy, safe, engaged, supported, and challenged.

A 2015 Gallup Student Poll of students in grades 5 - 12 determined that only 50 percent of students were engaged in school.

With only 1 in 3 high school students describing themselves as engaged in their education (2015 Gallup Student Poll), it's clear we have a long way to go.

The district uses the Gallup student poll, a 20 - question survey that seeks to measure levels of hope, engagement and well - being.

58 % of all students polled said that they tend to prefer digital textbooks.

Among 1,000 students polled by the Student Loan Report, 21.2 % answered «yes» to the question, «Have you ever used student loan money to invest in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin?»