The phrase "assertive student" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a student who confidently expresses their opinions and takes initiative in their learning.
Example: "The assertive student often leads group discussions and encourages others to share their thoughts."
Alternatives: "confident student" or "proactive student".
We hypothesized that more assertive students, those that accomplished more of the curriculum, would perform better on a technical skills Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE).
Many of the newly assertive students grew up as Christians and developed a sense of their sexual identities only after starting college, and after years of inner torment.
A face-to-face discussion can easily get dominated by a small number of more assertive students, whereas an online format provides more opportunities for shyer students, or ones who are slower to form an opinion and present their perspective.
By making students more conscious of the degree to which modes of presentation shape the seemingly neutral space of discussion, the students who tended to feel intimidated by more assertive students came to realize that many of the factors that encourage and shape their feelings of intimidation are irrelevant to the quality of the positions being evaluated.
("Unless we want to be old and alone," Tim says, "we have to evolve".) Tim's sister Molly Marla Sokolofff), an assertive law student, explains that because women no longer need men, even to have babies, he and others of his sex "have to make us want you".
Relative to the 2013 cohort, the reflections of observers and the students acting as nurses were more assertive, and students' feedback was more specific and comprehensive in the 2014 cohort.
(v) By developing an attitude of self respect allied to the values and skills of assertive communication, students build a sense of entitlement to receive the same from others and the skills to ask for it.
Over her encounters with a number of types, from shy students to assertive women her own age, Abby experiments with her own identity and desires, aiming to reach a new settlement with herself.
So students should be assertive and flexible.
The assertive, aggressive, know-all (AAK) Ph.D. student, not known for his patience even when things are going his way, is arguing with the trusty, pig-headed technician (TPT) over who should get to use the machine first.
