The phrase "analyze student" is not correct and lacks context in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the analysis of a student's performance or behavior, but it needs additional words for clarity.
Example: "We need to analyze student performance data to identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluate student" or "assess student".
Once a community of teachers is formed, UMBC helps train them how to analyze student test and assessment data.
In this paper, a computer-based tool is developed to analyze student performance along a given curriculum.
Using a pretest posttest single group design and hierarchical linear modeling, the results of this study analyze student achievement as measured by standardized test scores.
"How much more do NYC public school students and their families have to give up?" ARIS is the acronym for an $80 million computer system that is used to compile and analyze student test scores and other data.
We do some of it manually right now, so we analyze student profiles, we make predictions of what are the success rates, and then we intervene manually right now based on the predictions we get from students' profiles.
In 2010, News Corporation paid $360 million for a 90 percent stake in Wireless Generation, a company based in Brooklyn that specializes in education software, data systems and assessment tools to help teachers analyze student performance and customize lessons.
Mann–Whitney U tests were used to analyze students' pretest and posttests scores.
They can analyze students' needs and decide what to teach based on these needs.
Finally, as we did not analyze student-level data, we did not investigate any student or school correlates of the immigrant achievement gap.
In the case of MOOCs, such techniques can be used to analyze student-generated data in order to find patterns of system usage and behavior, which can be used to indicate performance and predict trends (Castro et al. 2007).
We analyze students' log data in assignments at levels 1, 3, and 5 to find out students' performance.
