At P.S. 230 in Kensington, Brooklyn, seven fourth-grade English teachers ranged from the 12th to the 99th percentile.. Hundreds of the highest-rated teachers taught students considered to be difficult to educate, like those not proficient in English or with special needs — perhaps because the model predicted those students would perform poorly.
Tanz also says it can be difficult to educate investors, brands and media buyers about how image recognition technology works and how it can fit into their online advertising strategies.
After that I kept thinking about it and my child lost weight because she was unable to drink my milk and then I thought it would be difficult to educate them.
As a parent, recognize that it is difficult to educate some children to wisdom when they like to eat sweets, watch TV, and do only what they want to.
One of the reasons Congo and South Sudan and Sierra Leone remain so poor is that they were ravaged by civil war; where there's conflict, it's enormously difficult to educate kids or vaccinate them or address other needs.
Random admissions is a key tenet in most states, but critics have long contended that the schools surreptitiously weed out students who are unlikely to do well on standardized tests or are more difficult to educate.
The assemblyman said that by raising admissions standards and restricting admissions, the university was abandoning the students who need the most help and are most difficult to educate.
Roseman: I agree with Ginger, in principal, about the need for education, but as a practical matter I think it's very difficult to "educate" people not to be lustful, or gluttonous, or covetous, etc.
Now that media is social, however, and anyone can go viral, it's more difficult to educate influencers on those issues.
It is difficult to imagine an educated American who does not know that the Revolution was selective and that the Revolutionaries, many of them slaveholders who were complicit in the bloodthirsty treatment of Indians, were flawed and imperfect.
