Sentence examples for consequence students from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, students perceived an incentive to obtain university degrees, even when there was a chance that they would remain unemployed for an extended period of time.

As a consequence, students underestimate the potential that leadership education can have on the development of their projects.

As a consequence, students in classes of different sizes and compositions might differ in unobserved ways that affect students' test performance.

As a consequence, students are leaving college insufficiently prepared to be the kinds of leaders our world desperately needs.

As a consequence, students might miss opportunities to develop, on their own, an impression on the multitude of factors and diseases as well as on some of the web/bioinformatics resources specificities.

As a consequence students may not be able to practise the skills in the classroom.

All this learning has consequences: Students are pushed harder to discover fresh subjects in order to produce original research.

Making mistakes with VPS is also not as stressful as in the real life context-" It seems to me that it is good in part because one learns from mistakes and one is not too stressed about making mistakes, making mistakes doesn't have severe consequences" (student 11);-" Better to make virtual mistakes than real ones" (student 13).

"As a consequence, economics students never develop the faculties necessary to critically question, evaluate and compare economic theories, and enter the working world with a false belief about what economics is and a knowledge base limited to neoclassical theory".

THE American ideal of lazy summers filled with fun has an unintended consequence: If students are not engaged in learning over the summer, they lose skills in math and reading.

This was done with the objective of improving the course's learning atmosphere and, in consequence, the students' learning processes.