Sentence examples for collecting students from inspiring English sources
McGINN: Student voices and student input are critical to getting our approaches to sexual and gender-based harassment right, and surveys provide the best way of broadly collecting students' experiences and perceptions and preferences.
To gather information on students' emotional experiences, we made use of an experience-sampling approach with equidistant measurement intervals collecting students' state self-reports every 7 min during class.
A trio of state Assembly members wants to prohibit school districts from collecting students' Social Security numbers and other sensitive information.
Restricting access to the polls, shortening early voting opportunities, putting Florida school teachers in jail for collecting students' voter registration cards and requiring ID of voters who have voted in the same place for decades is immoral and un-American.
With shouts of "Say his name, Stephon Clark," they met on the steps of the state Capitol after a peaceful, five-hour march that wound through the city, collecting students from different campuses along the way.
It is important to arrange a signaled end to a lesson by collecting students' canvases to store them for the next session.
And she says she's heard from parents worried about third parties collecting student information through online activities at school.
They choose instead to continue collecting student debt under other, existing contracts with the department, according to court filings.
Virginia began collecting "student growth percentiles" in 2011, data meant to capture how much a student grows academically from one year to another based on standardized test results.
To alleviate those kinds of concerns, California last summer enacted a comprehensive education privacy law that largely prohibits companies from collecting student information for advertising and marketing.
But Mr. Chopra noted that the company is a major player in making, servicing and collecting student loans, so the number of complaints "does not seem particularly disproportionate".
