"classify students" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to divide students into different groups based on a particular criteria, such as academic performance. For example, "The school grouped students into three categories to classify them according to their academic achievements."
"There's no incentive to classify students for money," she said.
Only this spring, the state agreed to classify students still learning English as at risk.
The action group Universities UK said it was wrong to classify students as migrants when 79% of them go home after five years and they should be removed from the politically sensitive net migration figures.
"It will be noted that not only does it wholly exonerate the university, confirming that it acted completely in accordance with the data collection rules, it also highlights instances where the university was unduly cautious in its approach to those rules in the way that it chose to classify students".
Then, the Ward's and k-means cluster analyses were employed to classify students by their learning behaviors.
K-means clustering method helps to classify students and describe students' engagement in each of the cluster.
The board created a typology of Columbia students — the hyper-involved, the completely disinterested, the kids who find their thing and stick to it — and corrected the researchers in their sometimes fumbling attempts to classify student identities.
This paper presents a neural network approach to classify student graduation status based upon selected academic, demographic, and other indicators.
Assessment technologies are often used to classify student and newly qualified nurse performance as 'pass' or 'fail', with little attention to how these decisions are achieved.
As mentioned previously, we used RTs to classify student-item pairs as reflecting either solution behavior or rapid-guessing behavior and to investigate whether student behaviors were connected to person characteristics, item characteristics, or both.
An initiative to bar the state from racially classifying students and state employees has qualified for the March 2004 primary election ballot.
