Sentence examples similar to difficulty of academic from inspiring English sources

One possibility is the difficulty of teaching academic skills.

Proponents of a coproduction perspective discuss the difficulties of making academic findings useful in practice.

This result is consistent with Xu's (1991) study, in which self-rated English proficiency was the major predictor while TOEFL was not significantly associated with the perceived level of academic difficulty.

As expected, current parents who were randomly assigned to observe the parent panel subsequently planned to talk with their adolescents sooner about future opportunities and to respond more positively to experiences of academic difficulty than parents who were randomly assigned to a control group.

Unsurprisingly, there was evidence of academic difficulty in over half the dropout students.

There was documented student file and examination results (repeating in autumn, repeating a year) evidence of academic difficulty in 55.7% of dropout students.

There are questions of the length of courses' availability, and the difficulty and possible confusion of academic and support staff while working with so many concurrent multiple copies of courses.

Julius missed a semester because of academic difficulties, and he went to live with Little Thomas, who was playing in the N.F.L. with Arizona.

Previous research has found that low-birthweight children have an increased risk of academic difficulties in early childhood, but the gap was not as dramatic as the gaps found in the new study.

Mr. Alvin, who had left Texas-El Paso, in part because of academic difficulties, asked Mr. Hsu to reword part of a paper because he "got that from the Internet".

Our trial will determine whether the intervention is efficacious as a selective prevention strategy for young children at risk of academic difficulties and is cost-effective.