Collectivists focus on the achievement of group goals, by the group, for the purpose of group well-being, relationships, togetherness, the common good, and collective utility".
Bloom and his graduate students in education at the University of Chicago randomly assigned school-age students with comparable initial interests, aptitude test scores, and prior achievement to groups of 30 that were subjected to different learning conditions.
The adjusted instructional plan and the supplementary material can improve learning achievements since the first checkpoint of group B. Based on the information of the previous class and instructor's experiences, the additional materials can improve the achievements of group B immediately.
Limited awareness of equitable pedagogical practices could threaten the academic achievement of underrepresented groups and hinder efforts to make the nursing profession more heterogeneous.
If there is a problem regarding the student achievement of certain groups of students, they consider it to be the problem of the students, the educational institution or society at large, not the teachers themselves.
Because while the "Every Child Achieves Act" that is wending its way through the U.S. Senate right now does a good job of ensuring the achievement of all groups of children is clear and transparent for all to see, it does not require action when there is no progress.
We address this general issue from three basic essentials: the management of experts' opinions when they are expressed by ordinal information; the measurement of the degree of dissensus among such opinions; and the achievement of a group solution that conveys the minimum dissensus to the experts' group.
"Beautiful Losers" bids to immortalize the ethos and achievement of a group of artists affiliated with the Alleged Gallery in Manhattan.
Perhaps the most significant achievement of the group was the formulation of a poetic, a tone of voice, a particular kind of filmic space that resisted categorisation.
The final score of the Flash animation created was the achievement of each group.
Even the most fervent critics of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) law think it did one thing right by pushing schools to improve the achievement of every group of children they served.
