Sentence examples for captured student from inspiring English sources
In this study, we used a computer-aided design software that captured student design activities allowing us access to fine-grained data on students' explanations and actions.
A third block captured student demographics, including age, level of study and university affiliation.
Performance on identical shared questions captured student performance immediately after learning material in group problem-solving sessions (ungraded quizzes) and then again after studying the material (graded exams).
These questions captured student demographics, experiences abroad, destination countries, type of preparation before the IHE and exposure to relevant educational interventions (i.e. participation in courses of global health or tropical medicine) (see Questionnaire Outline).
The announcer switched from passionately denouncing the crimes of the captured students to cheerfully lauding our nation's progress.
Far from home, in my cheerless hotel room, I saw the despairing looks on the faces of the captured students and heard the crowing of the news announcers, and a chill went down my spine.
As for students' learning performance, we captured students' pre-mid-post assessments scores mapped them in a diagram and employed an Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), this will allow us not only to capture students' performance toward the course, but also to identify any potential shift during the course.
By the time I reached a unit where it actually made sense to capture student voice (speeches), the kids were ready to fight me.
But, just as controversial testing regimens don't accurately capture student learning or progress in the classroom, standardized, homogenized teacher evaluations don't capture what teachers do for students.
In this view, evaluation would provide meaningful information about how well students are learning; assessment must capture student thinking, and not just student performance.
Many of these differences were captured with additional quantitative evaluation using a disciplinary specific instrument, though concerns remain regarding the ability to capture student knowledge through purely quantitative means.
