Sentence examples for Academic competencies from inspiring English sources

We applied the PMA-R (Thurstone, 1938), a questionnaire in which students self-evaluated academic competencies (30 general competences and 10 specific competences) on a scale (1 10) and the academic achievement with the final course academic average score (1 10 scale).

Students' academic competencies are the results of a complex interplay between factors located at the country, the school, the classroom, and the student level.

For example, Bassok et al. (2015) have recently shown how kindergarten teachers in the US started to emphasize much more on academic competencies in the decade following the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001.

The 'Kindergarten Curriculum Framework' emphasized that while early academic competencies in numeracy, literacy (reading and writing), or science are necessary and should not be overlooked, the enduring effects of social and emotional competences are of even greater importance for the holistic development of a life-long learner (Tan 2007).

These young girls and boys need and have a right to quality education that can nurture both their life skills and academic competencies.

A longitudinal study to school age or even adolescence looking for instance at academic competencies might give further insight in the effects of different transfusion volumes.

The testing service, based in Princeton, N.J., produces a series of teacher licensing exams, known as the Praxis tests, which assess academic competency in more than 100 subject areas.

Are there better ways to demonstrate academic competency, yes.

But the depressant effect of stereotype threat can disguise or hide black students' academic competency.

The following case study describes and reflects on a partnership between a southern university, the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits), and Soul City Institute, an NGO, to establish an academic, competency-based SBCC programme serving Southern Africa.

Both questionnaires ask children to express their perceptions of six competencies: academic competence, social acceptance, athletic competence, physical appearance, behavioral conduct and global self-worth.