Sentence examples for adjust to student from inspiring English sources

In a recent Inside Higher Ed column, UCLA faculty member Mike Rose wrote about the dearth -- and the necessity -- of well-thought out programs to help veterans adjust to student life.

For some, adaptive teaching on a mass scale is the Holy Grail of distance education, a scenario in which nifty programming and big data allow courses to adjust to students' abilities and online behaviour.

Its the teacher's job to identify what the student does best and adjust to students best dancing points rather than his/hers.

Because she was accustomed to facing change, adjusting to student life was simple.

Likewise, Inga Wildermuth, who was a captain in the Army, says that adjusting to student life was easy.

The main feature of the undergraduate course is that it has been adjusted to students who have only two one-semester courses in basic and advanced control, and in basic and advanced computing.

And the teacher needs to adjust to the student; it's certainly not the other way around.

"Universities often have to make redundancies for a range of reasons, from the need to adjust to changing student numbers to the closure of courses with low demand or which do not meet the high standards of quality we expect".

Adaptive technology allows measurement and instruction to occur simultaneously and reinforce each other as programs dynamically adjust to each student's strengths and areas for improvement.

Though exam boards will adjust to ensure students of the new qualifications are not put at an unfair disadvantage, Ofqual says there will still be variability at school level.

Adaptation module receives information from the evaluation module to select audiovisual content that adjust to the students' profile.