Sentence examples for a learner population from inspiring English sources

Teams competing for the Adult Literacy XPRIZE had to develop an app engaging enough that learners would continue using it, effective enough that using it translates to learning, and appropriate for a learner population that struggles with technical literacy and often uses older model phones with inconsistent internet connectivity.

Of these, 51 (68%) are primary schools with a learner population of 25,606 from grades R to 7. The remaining 24 (32.0%) are secondary schools with a learner population of 16,546 in grades 8 to 12.

There are a total of 75 schools in this sub-district with a learner population of 42,152.

"Global impact" may refer to a particular geographical location or a specific learner population.

In contrast, a virtual patient simulator like SICKO can be easily accessed via Internet, played whenever and wherever is convenient for the trainee, and reach a far more expansive learner population.

"There's more variation in terms of what kids need within the English-learner population compared to the non-English learner population," said Robert Linquanti, a project director and a senior research associate at WestEd, an education research organisation based in San Francisco.

To develop a stronger and broader validity argument, washback research with a variety of learner populations within a particular context is required.

The ongoing debate in the field of applied linguistics regarding the advanced language learner population can be summarized as follows.

In China, the past thirty years or so have seen the robust development of English as a Foreign Language (hereafter EFL) testing in terms of both theory and practice so as to meet the pressing need of the rapidly expanding EFL learner population.

In mainland China, a large number of English language assessments have been developed by educational and examinations authorities at different levels to meet the demand of the huge and ever-growing English learner population (Cheng & Curtis 2010), for example, The Tsinghua English Proficiency Test (TEPT) (Tsinghua English Proficiency Test Group 2012) and The Fudan English Test (Fan & Ji 2013).

When you consider our challenging demographics (e.g., homeless population, English learner population, low socio-economic numbers, etc). only 5.21% of our seniors do not graduate college ready.