The phrase "a record of student" is not correct in English.
It should be "a record of students." You can use it when referring to documentation or information pertaining to multiple students.
Example: "The school maintains a record of students who have participated in extracurricular activities."
Alternatives: "a list of students" or "a log of students".
We use this form as a record of student progress.
The iPads cost $750 apiece, and they are to be used in class and at home during the school year to replace textbooks, allow students to correspond with teachers and turn in papers and homework assignments, and preserve a record of student work in digital portfolios.
District 9 in the South Bronx has the worst math and reading scores in the city, while District 10, which includes some of the most affluent areas of the borough, has a record of student performance closer to the middle of the pack.
The best places for families are safe, affordable and have a record of student achievement.
The architecture includes a student model that has (a) a common set of knowledge components on electronic circuits to which individual learning resources contribute and (b) a record of student performance on the knowledge components as well as a set of cognitive and non-cognitive attributes.
In addition, Allen is compiling a record of students who live off-campus.
"But that does not extend to keeping a record of students who attend religious meetings, and must be done in a way that is sensitive to all people's freedom to practise whatever religion they choose".
The study used information from the National Pupil Database, which contains a record of students' A-level choices.
While e-Portfolios are certainly valuable learning tools [ 37], their chief function is to keep a record of the student's own work, and for students to reflect upon their learning.
Central Park East I, which was founded in 1974 and has a record of sending students on to good high schools and colleges, is typical of small schools dotted around the city that embrace a progressive educational philosophy.
Districts are responsible for placing students' Regents exam results onto their transcripts, which can be viewed by colleges and are "a local record of student work," Mr. Dunn said.
