The implication is that students should be nurtured to learn to agree on pertinent issues when interacting with their peers and only disagree with reference to facts.
The implication is that students are better off investing their time and money directly into a product, rather than delaying it for a double major in Beer Pong and 18th-century literature.
The episode's implication is that students of Greendale are students only secondarily -- primarily, they are men and women who work, have children; basically lead other lives.
"The implication is that students of similar academic skills but residing in different states are being evaluated against different standards for proficiency in reading and mathematics," the report concludes.
An associate professor at Columbia Business School, she examines how people regulate their attention or don't—and what implications that may have for students, managers and employees.
She bristles at the implication that students do not deserve merit scholarships or places at elite schools if they do great work as team players or solo artists.
Moreover, the idea that demanding higher test scores will improve schooling carries with it the not-too-subtle implication that students, teachers, and administrators just aren't trying hard enough". - from his article, "Performance Assessment and Education Reform".
The implication that students can relate only to writers from their own ethnic groups also is inherently demeaning.
Education after the age of sixteen is often called post-compulsory education, with the important implication that students choose to stay on, and also, in staying on, they choose which subjects to study and for what purposes.
Similarly, there was concord for students to be accepted into a firm, giving the implication that students are likely to learn better if they can engage with a consistent learning environment: "Medical students don't spend long enough in the department to feel involved in the clinical activity.
