[New York Post] One newborn came into the world Tuesday in the back seat of a car — fortuitously in the presence of a skillful nursing student.
Given the proper length of exposure and a competent, skillful teacher, students are usually able to acquire a foreign language this way.
Training the "consecrated, skillful, Christian physician" : student life at Leonard Medical School -- 16.
Redesign schools to create time for collaboration: OECD studies show that higher-performing countries intentionally focus on creating teacher collaboration that results in more skillful teaching and strong student achievement.
Others, including Eric Hanushek, a Stanford economist, have argued that the impact of small classes on achievement has been exaggerated and that giving students a skillful teacher is more cost-effective.
Anecdotal evidence suggests that while Japanese university students are skillful at using smartphone applications such as LINE and are even occasionally addicted to gaming, many are not avid technophiles when it comes to education.
They found striking total consistencies across all academic areas (reading, mathematics, and science) and across all countries (regions) that highly successful students were skillful users of advanced learning strategies in their learning and knew how to utilize meta-cognitive skills in the process of their learning.
Conti inherited literary tastes from his father, was a brave and skillful general, and a diligent student of military history.
He is focused on providing increased opportunities for teacher-student interaction through skillful implementation of social media tools, learning management systems, mobile devices, and digital media.
And [the jazz orchestra] offers some of the first experiences they get doing that". Jazz students become more skillful in the big-band setting as well.
Employers have noted the importance of undergraduate internships in preparing students to become skillful professionals after graduation.
