Sentence examples for ground students from inspiring English sources

Common Ground students begin high school with reading scores two to three years below grade level, though they improve steadily.

These compulsory subjects, which dominate the first half of most MBAs, are supposed to be the part of the programme that ground students in the fundamentals of business.

Shaika Al Maskari said that while in many parts of the world education was seen as a route out of deprivation, in the affluent societies of the Arabian Peninsula, where wealth seems to come from the ground, students are easily diverted from their studies by the lure of the Internet or peer pressure to socialize.

Back above ground, students from around the world are shown the Atlas control room, one of the places where data from the LHC will be gathered when it is switched back on.

They ground students in a place and its history, offering inestimable opportunities for individual and communal meaning-making.

Many of them enjoy small classes of less than 20, and more than half of the ground students are on scholarships.

The protesters used a rope to pull the monument to the ground, student paper The Daily Tar Heel reported.

Our experience indicates that online students consistently perform as well or better than "on-ground" students.

It reveals a well-reasoned, opinionated and grounded student.

One approach that has been shown to benefit learning in general, but may also reduce the need for spatial skills when learning science, is grounding student understanding via action or gesture (Lindgren & Johnson-Glenberg, 2013).

"That wouldn't have got the same platform as it did if it weren't for this sort of dedicated, you know, nose-to-the-ground student journalism that exists at places like The Varsity, as well as across the province," said Denton.