Sentence examples for extensive tutoring from inspiring English sources

Working with Albert Bowker, the chancellor of CUNY, he helped start the controversial open-admissions policy, allowing anyone with a high school diploma to enter the city college system and providing extensive tutoring.

In Singapore for example, the number of juku almost tripled between 1994 and 2002 (Bray, 2003) and in 2008 in Korea, more than 70% of middle school students received extensive tutoring outside of the country's formal education system sampled and assessed by international comparative studies (Bray and Kwo, 2013).

He wants to offer extensive tutoring, counseling and social services to team members, with the goal of opening a charter school.

The test also heavily favors those who can afford extensive tutoring and has not been shown to be a good predictor of student performance in high school.

Extensive tutoring is sometimes seen as contributing to East Asian countries' high performance in international school comparisons, particularly in mathematics.

*Doesn't have the grades, can't do the work, needs extensive tutoring to have a chance at ANY college, unless Affirmative Action and sealing her transcripts can be arranged (very likely!) Phony Birth Certificate, sealed transcripts from Harvard AND Columbia, 'gap year', see a pattern?" As hard as it is to imagine, some other comments were even worse.

Writing instruction, in which students are supported by means of extensive tutor response to drafts, focuses on pedagogically important genres in science, particularly the laboratory report and essay.

It should be noted that this result might be partly due to technical difficulties that were experienced with the web-based instrument despite adequate technical preparation and extensive tutor and student instruction.

Its most prominent features are the comprehensive graphical output, detailed numerical options, and educational features like built-in data sets corresponding to those in a number of books, and extensive tutor functions.

They attend private schools and summer camps, take music lessons, get extensive SAT tutoring, land prestigious internships, take trips overseas and generally do what the less affluent cannot afford to do.

An extensive review of tutoring research by VanLehn (2011) showed that computer tutors are as effective as human tutors.