Sentence examples for confidence in students from inspiring English sources

David Cordoba '20 said the guide instills more confidence in students who have not been exposed to college life.

We help educators from diverse institutions and disciplines experiment with new ways of learning that instill creative confidence in students.

Gove said in a Commons statement that the new system would prepare young people for university or the world of work, and give employers confidence in students' abilities.

They continue to focus on open-ended, student-centered learning experiences and a specific interest in developing resilience, curiosity, collaboration and creative confidence in students.

The reasoning then as now was tortuous: they wanted to show confidence in students, to get away from an obsession with top A Level grades, to free the applicant from worry.

"Somehow she engenders a lot of confidence in students; they feel comfortable with her".

Inquiry instruction also appears to foster greater confidence in student ability and more positive attitudes toward collaboration as a whole.

As expected there was a significant increase in confidence in student ability for catheter insertion post teaching despite teaching method (p < 0.05).

Faculty may be resistant to change, for reasons such as commitment to content coverage (Anderson, 2002), lack of confidence in student ability (Brown et al., 2006; Henderson and Dancy, 2007), employment as adjunct faculty with different expectations and campus involvement (Roney and Ulerick, 2013), or concerns over classroom management (Welch et al., 1981).

More than an alternative to burnout, a rugged gap year spent working on a sustainable farm in Costa Rica can provide a means to building self-confidence in students who might otherwise "get munched up by academic process," said Holly Bull, the president of the Center for Interim Programs, a company in Princeton, N.J., that organizes gap-year programs abroad.

Non-cognitive qualities such as instilling self-confidence in students [ 6], encouraging creativity [ 7] along with fairness, empathy and humour [ 8] have been listed as important characteristics.