The phrase "achieve student" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is intended by this phrase, as "achieve" typically requires an object or context to make sense.
Example: "To achieve student success, we must provide adequate resources and support."
Alternatives: "attain student" or "reach student".
That inquiry must be calibrated to fit the distinct issues raised by the use of race to achieve student body diversity in public higher education.
What is more, Justice Powell flatly rejected the argument that Harvard's program was "the functional equivalent of a quota" merely because it had some " 'plus' " for race, or gave greater "weight" to race than to some other factors, in order to achieve student body diversity.
Another effective instrument to help achieve student conceptual change is the use of concept maps (Liu 2004; Mintzes et al. 2001; Trowbridge and Wandersee 1994).
In this study, we adopt a relationship marketing perspective and apply the Kano Model to propose a way to build a non-academic e-learning course that can achieve student satisfaction.
Because there is no defined number of exposures and level of involvement to achieve student competency on a specific chief complaint or procedure in the literature [7], our changes in teaching and learning applications in the curriculum depend on our own assumptions.
High Burden On Universities May Signal Change To Come Today's decision in Fisher puts a very high burden on public universities in carefully choosing the manner in which they try to achieve student diversity.
The research concluded with several recommendations for educators and administrators at ASs to improve quality of accounting education in relation to help achieve students' success.
That decision supported the principle that states have a compelling interest in achieving student diversity but required that any plan to include race as a factor in admissions should be subjected to strong scrutiny.
Only when the local and individual areas work towards achieving student outcomes can inclusion occur (Salisbury, 1991).
What are the best tools for achieving student success?
I think that's an excellent method for achieving student indoctrination.
