Sentence examples for emerging students from inspiring English sources
China's vice-premier, Wang Qishan, reportedly told his American counterparts at a recent Sino-American summit that "the teachers now have some problems".The enduring attraction of marketsThe big question is what lessons the emerging students—and the disgraced teacher should learn from recent events.
In the gripping build up to the final passage of the HB221 law in 2010 that bans Ethnic Studies, and remains in litigation, Precious Knowledge follows the emerging students leaders and teachers in their unrelenting battle to keep their acclaimed program alive.
Further development of procedural knowledge could help "emerging" students move to the next category of metacognitive regulation.
We hypothesize that "emerging" students lack metacognitive knowledge and, specifically, procedural knowledge of how to use approaches to learning.
"Emerging" students also recognized the importance of trying to understand the material rather than just retain it.
Whereas "struggling" students also lacked both procedural and conditional knowledge, our data suggest that "emerging" students know what learning strategies exist and when and why to use them.
The team philosophy was based on the idea that, together, the team could attain more than each individual could separately to respond to emerging student needs.
Thereafter, live performances, art exhibitions, display of artwork by established and emerging artists, students and young children have been brought into the MTR stations.
The main themes emerging from students' views on professionalism were: the adoption of a professional 'persona'; acting according to a code of practice and professional guidelines; and treating others with respect.
"Through dialogue, the teacher-of-the-students and the students-of the-teacher cease to exist and a new term emerges: teacher-student with students-teachers" (Ibid, 80).
Community schools are using existing space - the public's schools -- as the place to make this happen because schools are where the challenges students face emerge, where student learning must improve and where communities gather.
