Sentence examples for advanced student from inspiring English sources

Anne has been awarded an advanced student fellowship at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens for the 2017-2018 academic year.

In 10 minutes I could show him so much but he needed to practise, and for this reason I brought along Shambu Das, an advanced student whom I put in his service to guide him as he practised the lessons I gave him, and to help him with fingering problems.

Here, three major facilities have popped up so far on a 12-acre campus: the Bloomberg Center academic hub, The Bridge startup and research center, and the environmentally advanced, student residential high-rise.

Seeing Mary Hinkson (also from Philly) dance in "A Dancer's World" was a turning point in my life". New Modern, African, Ballet, and Jazz works by dance faculty: Andrea E. Woods Valdés, Ava LaVonne Vinesett, Tyler Walters, Nina Wheeler and advanced student choreographers: Ellen Brown, Stephanie Joe, Haylee Levin, and Anne Talkington.

Faculty members and advanced student dancers from OCC, UC Irvine, Cal State Long Beach and Chapman University also take part in the dance concert.

All discussion codes were developed using an iterative process, building upon our experience coding advanced student discussions (Knight et al., 2013) and using a system based on Toulmin's characteristics of argumentation (Toulmin, 1958).

After their first semester at the Clinic, former Clinic students can continue to participate in the Clinic as "advanced" student with permission from the Clinical faculty.

According to GothamSchools, these institutions have either advanced student progress the most, or do not have prominent achievement gaps.

The ensemble, the organization's most advanced student group, presents a Shakespeare play as a farewell to the program after two final years of intensive study.

This test is used for all novice-advanced student comparisons in this paper.

Florida has one of the most advanced student-data tracking systems in the country, as well as a system that rates schools like report cards, A through F. Louisiana was an obvious contender, partly because scores of charter schools opened in New Orleans after the city's school system was devastated by Hurricane Katrina.