Sentence examples for expected students from from inspiring English sources

We expected students from a CBAL curriculum to feel better prepared for medical practice and to perform better during clerkships than students from an AL curriculum, where the presence of an underlying competency framework is less explicit.

Kristin Kearns Jordan, the school's founder, said the only innovation is expecting students from poor neighborhoods to succeed.

One of the questions from the assessment instrument has been shown in Fig. 4, wherein, apart from expecting students to translate from one representation to another, it also expected students to analyze and translate their comprehension to an extended topic.

Many of these stories involve opposition to the teaching of evolution from both expected (students, parents) and unexpected (colleagues, administrators) quarters.

These questions, apart from expecting students to translate from one representation to another, also expected them to analyze and translate their comprehension to an extended topic.

On the other hand, the push could be daunting if it further complicates the work of teaching, which is probable considering the complexity of the work expected from students and the expectation that teachers be responsive to students as they support students' conjecturing.

The program, directed by Alberto del Saz, was a long one, with the sort of uneven performances expected from students.

She said many of the school officials concluded that the results were far worse than expected from students whose test results had been stronger in previous years.

When designing curricula and courses, it is important to know what can be expected from students studying in traditional classroom environments with respect to capabilities and resources.

It's also clear Ms. Rhee understands which advocacy efforts have been most successful and what sort of work we might therefore expect from Students First: "From the National Rifle Association to the pharmaceutical industry to the tobacco lobby," she explained in the Washington Post, "powerful interests put pressure on our elected officials and government institutions to sway or stop change.

As expected, Princeton students range from the smart to the very, very smart, and during their time at Princeton they become even more capable in whatever academic focus they may have.