Sentence examples for illuminated students from inspiring English sources

Thus, qualitative analysis illuminated students' internal experience and process of higher cognitive skill development, whereas quantitative analysis defined the extent to which skills developed.

This research illuminated how students could successfully solve exercises without conceptual knowledge of the underlying physics.

Not only can preassessments illuminate what students already know, they can also identify common misconceptions and misunderstandings held by the majority of students.

There is also lots to be said in favour of multiple rankings, the better to illuminate potential students' options.

While this recommendation is intended to provide a fairer basis on which to make admission decisions, it would also help ensure that standardized tests do not have an undue influence but rather are used to illuminate the student's total record.

It was the awful brightness of the marchers who surrounded them at the feet of the monument that illuminated the banner the students held: "VA Students Act Against White Supremacy".

The findings from the student survey are illuminated by data from interviews with students and discussions with and surveys of departmental programme leaders.

DBER and related research on teaching and learning have illuminated several challenges undergraduate students face in learning science and engineering.

Our interviews with the teachers who taught these classes also illuminated strong deficit views about students (e.g., student motivation, attitudes, abilities).

Her focus on the burden posed by over $1 trillion in outstanding student loans illuminated an impediment to household formation that a vital economy needs.

There has been much dispute as to whether the study of educational principles is to be seen as part of the liberal element in the course, contributing to the teacher's general education and personal development, or whether it is properly an adjunct to the professional sequence, serving to illuminate and enrich students' method courses and practical work.