Sentence examples for extent students from inspiring English sources

To some extent, students' decline in emotional health may result from pressures they put on themselves.

Point out that each corner of the room has a sign that states to what extent students agree or disagree with a statement.

He said: "I have a degree of concern around that principle of to what extent students are aware when they opt out or otherwise what decision they are making.

At the end of term it was measured to what extent students were able to use the skills which they had learned from the course.

For this reason we included all the above-mentioned experiential activities in our study, hoping to discover to what extent students in both cultures engage in them.

To a certain extent students can tailor these modules to their needs; for example, the proportion of study that looks at business management techniques can vary from between a quarter to a half of the total coursework.

Because states often leave tenure decisions to the discretion of the local school district, I also investigate to what extent student performance, specifically student growth, is discussed in school district contracts as a requirement for teacher tenure.

We investigated to what extent student proficiency in English and the scientific capabilities of academic advisors predict that success.

In addition, to the extent that students took the SAT multiple times, our data only reveal students' last SAT score.

This can be explained, to some extent, that students' prior levels of learning achievement had a positive effect on students' self-efficacy (Bandura, 1993), while self-efficacy is a significant predicator of students' academic motivation (Schunk, 1991).

To the extent possible, students' desks were spread throughout the classroom to minimize the chance that students' could see each other's responses.