Sentence examples for Academic orientation from inspiring English sources
The only criticism I could think of was that it had a very academic orientation, i.e. the material and homework was oriented toward very simple situations that really don't exist in the real world.
But cultures differ in many ways, including academic orientation.
He had no serious academic orientation, and he found the courses unstimulating with two exceptions.
University education has an academic orientation.
You may need a more academic orientation under a strong principal investigator".
Ninety-one percent of European institutions now report offering academic orientation services, 83% offer career guidance, and 66% offer psychological counseling, according to the EUA survey.
As mentioned earlier, preschool attendance is almost universal for young children in Hong Kong and there is a tradition of academic-orientation in Hong Kong's kindergartens despite the fact that government has exerted much effort to promote child-centered, less didactic early childhood education.
Without the benefit of "pre-academic cultural orientation" in Fayetteville, Arkansas, which he has already missed (and which would have been a long way from western Baghdad by any measure), Omer will enroll in the journalism program at Ball State University, in Muncie, Indiana — if he ever gets out of Baghdad.
This study investigated changes in students' academic motivation orientations over the course of one bridge program, and how a learning analytics-based intervention was employed by academic advisors to inform their face-to-face meetings with students.
As Robert Manning, the author of Credit Card Nation, sums up, "While freshman and their parents are likely thinking more about tests and academics during orientation, the fact is that after graduation a student's credit rating is arguably far more important to his or her future than grade point averages".
Potential freshmen participants are recruited into the program via three forms of communication: in-person meetings with academic advisors at orientation, phone calls, and letters sent to the students' homes.
