Sentence examples for differentiated students from inspiring English sources

The items that differentiated students from the high- and middle-SES backgrounds were access to computers and the internet, and having electricity at home.

The discriminant function plot (Fig. 2) shows that the first function differentiated students in the high-SES from those in the low-SES group, and the second function differentiated the middle-SES group from the two other groups.

The engagement of otherwise at-risk students paired with differentiated student supports within the game (hints, tutorials, etc).

Regarding student performance, Israel et al. (2012) found differentiated student achievement in a standardized science test by the credits in CTE: concentrators with the highest, followed by investors and coursetakers.

The activity can also be easily differentiated: advanced students may dig deeper by citing evidence from the text to support their analyses and taping index cards to the outline, with answers on the front and supportive evidence (or citations) on the back.

Lastly, we wanted to delve into the possibilities of identifying differentiated university student profiles based on the SRL strategies they develop with digital technologies.

Two students differentiated y = 2x + 3 ln e incorrectly.

Four students differentiated ( y={ tan}^3sqrt{ cot 7x} ) as a product of two functions.

Furthermore, to allow for differentiated support for students of varying mathematics ability, we developed the robot math activities using the model eliciting activity (MEA) design principles (see Table 1; Lesh et al. 2000; Reid and Floyd 2007).

This model of a "differentiated university" allows students to combine different, intensive modular courses of around 2-year duration such as, for example, biology and journalism, or biochemistry and business management.

One student wrote sec x as the derivative of tan x, while another one student differentiated − tan2 x as − 2 tan x ⋅ − sec2 x.