Sentence examples for average schoolchildren from inspiring English sources

They reckoned that, on average, schoolchildren got one minute per day of individual attention from a teacher.

Proponents of virtual field trips also say that they allow the kind of human interaction that up to now has been impossible for average schoolchildren.

It said that, on average, 19 schoolchildren die each year in bus-related accidents, five of them while aboard buses and 14 in bus loading zones.

In line with a prior study in Argentina (6 ), the average reduction in schoolchildren-to-adults incidence rate ratio was sustained for up to 2 weeks after school sessions resumed.

And, if we go back even farther, the Flynn effect puts the average I.Q.s of the schoolchildren of 1900 at around 70, which is to suggest, bizarrely, that a century ago the United States was populated largely by people who today would be considered mentally retarded.

In June 2007, we conducted a fecal survey in 4 primary schools in Pursat Province, Cambodia, and found that an average of 11.9% of schoolchildren had positive test results for echinostome eggs.

The decline in ratios was primarily caused by a decrease in ILI rates among schoolchildren; the average (+ standard error of the estimate) reduction in ILI incidence among schoolchildren (5 19 years of age) in the 2 weeks during the winter break compared with the 2 weeks before was 67.2% + 2.1% (p<0.001).

Jessica Lindl, general manager of developer GlassLab, notes that American schoolchildren spend an average of 13 hours a week playing video games and four hours doing homework: "Students are far more likely to feel comfortable with videogames, and feel at ease jumping into a challenge rather than taking a test".

American schoolchildren are, on average, poorer than they were a decade ago, with 45percentt of all children now living in low-income households.

The schoolchildren had an average age of 8.2 (1.4) years.

Meanwhile, the average level of swimming proficiency among schoolchildren requires improvement.