Sentence examples for compatible with students from inspiring English sources

Schools have a set of academic standards and rules that is not always compatible with students' way of learning and thinking.

Supervisors said that working with patients in PHC was not always compatible with students' learning objectives.

Learning environments that are designed to be interactive and challenging, and are compatible with students' goals, enhance individual learning and also aid the development of formal and informal communities that create a sense of belonging.

It will conclude with recommendations to lecturers to accommodate their teaching styles so that it is compatible with their students learning styles and preferences.

The proportion of students from medical families (16.4%) is typical both of entrants and applicants to medical school, and suggests that our participants are representative of medical school applicants, as is also supported by the typical proportions of female (59.2%) and non-white participants (26.1%), which are also broadly compatible with proportions in medical students.

Students learn by integrating new knowledge with their existing knowledge (Piaget, 1978; Bransford et al., 2000), and if their existing knowledge is not compatible with scientific information, misconceptions can interfere with students' ability to understand new information.

The manner in which this institution 'held' people, honouring its obligations to nurture and 'grow' its students is compatible with a systems oriented approach.

The nature of allocation of students by the medical school administration, allowing for the preferences of individual students, was not compatible with randomisation.

This is meant to make the German system compatible with others in Europe (and encourage students to move around), and to award more useful degrees.

Therefore, it might be useful to know how much students' perceptions are compatible with the lecturer's perceptions and in which characteristics their perceptions differ.

In this study, it was found that the professional and personal ambition of allopathic students was not compatible with being stationed at rural PHCs on a long-term basis.