Sentences with phrase «students with certain characteristics»
Schools have traditionally been designed to serve students with certain characteristics too.
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According to Lawrence B. Smith in his publication Oil and Water: The Attachment Disordered Child and School, a school has certain characteristics that can intervene with the growth and development of students with attachment disorder:
Federal and state officials collect data about the characteristics of students with disabilities and certain outcomes for those students, but little is known about the quality of education they receive, according to a report from the Editorial Projects in Education Research Center.
But students who graduate from high schools with certain characteristics are much less likely to make it to college than their peers.
However, the common learning characteristics of students with autism make certain accommodations, supports and strategies extremely relevant.
Rather, students with low test scores and grades and certain other characteristics are generally tracked into remedial courses, and those with stronger academic backgrounds are tracked into advanced courses.
In middle and high schools, students with low test scores and grades and certain other characteristics are generally tracked into remedial courses, and those with stronger academic backgrounds are tracked into advanced courses.
Students use growth data from loblolly pine forests to identify genetically different populations and project where trees with certain characteristics are likely to thrive in changing climatic conditions.
The model is based on a set number of dollars per student, along with additional funding determined by certain student characteristics.
51 She attributes certain characteristics to those users and generally describes the manner in which they engage with written legal analysis.52 She suggests methods for anticipating their needs and guarding against their skepticism.53 The careful student will attempt to take that advice into account but not with the same confidence that is achieved when the behavior is a result of belief.
According to Lawrence B. Smith in his publication Oil and Water: The Attachment Disordered Child and School, a school has certain characteristics that can intervene with the growth and development of students with attachment disorder: