Sentence examples for Availability to students from inspiring English sources
The use of PowerPoint slides has become an almost ubiquitous practice in university classrooms, however little research has examined whether the timing of lecture slide availability to students (either before or after lecture) affects classroom behaviour or exam performance.
"Yesterday was the first day for this initiative and there has been no negative impact on washroom availability to students".
With up to 12 credit hours to choose from, this program enhances Bethany's course offerings and availability to students.
The university is attempting to increase financial aid availability to students by devoting over $1.53 billion in endowment funds to support financial aid.
However, heavy workloads meant that their time and availability to students was sometimes limited yet little instruction took place in their absence.
Jack Ostling, vice president of academic affairs at Nassau Community College, said, "Adjuncts' availability to their students, to other faculty, to each other, and the opportunity to get involved with the university is minimal at best".
The NCH may indeed prove "odious", as Eagleton thinks; if it further erodes the already fragile condition of UK humanities – and their availability to any able student regardless of financial means – I will oppose it as fiercely as anyone.
Today Microsoft flipped the switch on Student Advantage, a program, announced in October, that extends the availability of Office to students of educational institutions that pay for Office 365 for their staff and faculty.
The most obvious advantage was the availability of the module to students all around South Africa and the rest of Africa.
Programmes Inclusive Schools - the strengths of the Inclusive Schools visited are centered on the work already accomplished with regards to attitudinal changes and philosophical shifts, as well as the availability of Special Education services to students with disabilities.
In the current nursing educational environment, the need for creative teaching methods in the classroom is being driven by increasing student numbers, less than optimum ratio of faculty to students, and decreased availability of clinical sites.
