The phrase "advancing students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in educational contexts to refer to students who are progressing or moving forward in their studies or skills.
Example: "The program is designed to support advancing students who are ready for more challenging coursework."
Alternatives: "progressing students" or "developing students".
The plan seeks to end a practice, often called social promotion, of advancing students with their age group regardless of their academic level.
Those resources would be better served advancing students toward their college diploma, not catching them up to speed, Benney said.
How can we prepare future teachers who can turn digital materials into programs for advancing students' understanding?
When he was mayor, Rudolph W. Giuliani vastly expanded the city's summer school program in July 2000 after forcing education officials to abandon "social promotion" -- the longstanding practice of advancing students despite failing grades.
He wants smaller class sizes, an end to social promotion -- the practice of advancing students to the next grade even if they have not met the standards of the previous one -- greater parent involvement and partnerships with teachers.
We investigated how inferences derived from each of these sources relate, and how these inferences can inform task design aimed at advancing students' knowledge of scale factor enlargement (i.e. scaling).
He also wants more federal money to reward states for "eliminating or reforming teacher tenure and establishing systems that focus on effectiveness in advancing student achievement".
This situation requires looking for its causes and to direct actions towards advancing student scientific activity in Higher Medical Education, by applying a more coherent focus on this.
When we look for an explanation for the absent difference between advanced students and professionals, it makes sense to look at what advanced students and professionals have in common and in which aspects they differ from first-year students.
That is why most East Asian countries (except Singapore) make advanced students pay for their tuition.
Intermediate and advanced students may learn the more difficult instruments.
