The phrase "adolescent student" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a student who is in their teenage years, typically between the ages of 12 and 18.
Example: "The school offers various programs tailored specifically for the needs of adolescent students."
Alternatives: "teenage student" or "youthful learner".
For the average adolescent student, an instrument is just one of many things they are learning.
The Westport Board of Education has sacrificed the health, well-being, and education of a portion of its adolescent student population to achieve a nominal savings of two-tenths of 1percentt of the total school budget.
Some theorists even claim that because the average adolescent student forgets material learned after 2 months, high school is all but useless aside from the experience of learning how to socialize with peers.
After having been registered as Ioan Ștefănescu (a variant of his given name and a family name based on his patronymic), the adolescent student eventually adopted his maternal surname of Creangă.
It is essential to appreciate that concussion history is only one of many factors that relate to symptom reporting in adolescent student athletes.
Search terms comprised key words related to "adolescent" (student, young adult, adolescent), "education" (school, educational status, student dropouts) and "mental health" (mental disorders) used in different combinations and adapted to the query language of the database.
The paper presents a national level Swedish project aimed at examining adolescent student-athletes' dual career experiences (including sport, studies, and private life) during their first year at national elite sport schools (Swedish abbreviation RIGs will be used) with a particular focus on development of their athletic and student identities.
Socializing in clusters in the twilight, the adolescent students looked very much like prisoners.
What really makes a college good is what it does over four years to turn adolescent students into adult graduates.
Adolescent students, many wearing the black turbans favored by the Taliban, mingled by the metal entrance gate.
The former was designed as a screening instrument for adolescent students to determine risk for eating disorders.
