Sentence examples for capable academically from inspiring English sources

I might, for example, believe that snakes are harmless, yet nonetheless find myself unable to tolerate their presence; or I might believe that male and female students are, on the whole, equally capable academically, yet nonetheless read the papers of my female students less charitably.

For example, it is said that a student who passed from one of the COBET classes in Bagamoyo who is in Kibaha Secondary School is very capable academically and is likely to go to university next year.

One participant commented: "They are seeing very bright, capable graduates academically but they don't have the skills that allow them to start from day one running".

General science (and social biology) consequently came to be associated with female learners and less capable or academically inclined students (Jenkins 1989); hence, it was stigmatizing and considered a subject unto itself, rather than a comprehensive course as originally intended (Layton 1984).

"The program they provide is small, highly structured and has therapeutic support for students who are academically capable".

Academically capable students are usually the most curious, so taking a course in which they might not initially be interested is a good indicator of both.

Should an academically capable student take the most challenging classes available if he or she is not interested in the subject?

On paper it sounds like a good method, but there were some subjects at GCSE that I wasn't academically capable of.

Several colleges and universities that no longer require applicants to submit scores say they now attract an academically capable and more interesting student body, with more minorities and more foreign students.

74.0 19.2 VR These adversarial organizations are persistent and academically capable of executing an attack.

Presently, the vast majority of virtual school students tended to be a select group of academically capable, motivated, independent learners.