The phrase "adopt students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is taking on the responsibility of mentoring or supporting students, often in educational or community programs.
Example: "The organization aims to adopt students from underprivileged backgrounds and provide them with the resources they need to succeed."
Alternatives: "mentor students" or "support students".
Crowder, who graduated from the university in the seventies, recalled feeling particularly unsupported while she was a student there and, perhaps as a result, is described as someone who would adopt students as special causes.
Yet still, there are students who see reading as work rather than a joy, which is partially to be blamed on an increasingly visual world, and partially to be blamed on the fact that most of the educational system has yet to fully adopt students' digital lives.
According to the White Paper for Science Education Ministry of Educationn, Taiwan 2003a), teachers should adopt "student-centered pedagogy in teaching and evaluation practices" (p. 12).
Our conceptual framework would indicate that the contextual influences experienced by the physicists are more conducive of them choosing to adopt student-centered teaching practices compared to those experienced by chemistry faculty.
We develop the capacity of teachers to adopt student-centered instructional methods, hoping it will translate to higher test scores, but all is for naught if the scores don't meet a certain number.
He noted that, under the model that his institute is advocating — and the one that states have adopted — students can take the test as many times as needed.
If the legislation is adopted, students who agree to take 15 units a semester and maintain a minimum grade-point average would get priority registration for popular classes, among other benefits.
If his scheme is adopted, student numbers are likely to fall anyway, though the prospects for a vocational degree in, say, surf science (with "frequent practical beach sessions" – check out the University of Plymouth) may be better, with Browne's market in charge, than they are for low-priority arts courses featuring Venetian art history.
Adopting student-centered instruction is a big paradigm shift for the beginning teachers since they must adjust themselves from students to teachers (Crawford, 2000).
However it seems like a great opportunity for an early adopting student to pick up a nice laptop at a fairly nice price and waste a bit of time on Skyrim between, during, and after class.
To identify miRNAs of interest, we adopted student t-test for the statistical analysis.
