Sentence examples for importantly for students from inspiring English sources

Consumer feedback and social media sites offer endless opportunities to verify information, to hear directly from the 'punters' and most importantly for students to receive information at times and in styles that suit them and their needs.

We conclude by underscoring the benefits of embodied and multimodal approaches to video analysis for research with all students, but most importantly for students often marginalized through analytical approaches that prioritize the verbal.

This is good news for teachers, principals, parents, and most importantly, for students.

The effectiveness of the STeLLA VbPD program has been demonstrated through careful research effective not only for teacher learning and practice but more importantly for student learning.

Both partners initially bought into the program largely based on the multiple and strong lines of evidence of effectiveness of this VbPD approach not only for teacher learning and teaching practice but also more importantly for student learning.

Firstly, and most importantly for college students, learning languages or libraries specific to particular simulation software used only in academia would not help the students advance their general technical skills.

Perhaps more importantly for some students than the outright title is the second straight bonfire, which is a sure thing.

But what does "college for all" mean and what makes it important and meaningful for society to invest in it and, most importantly, for our students to invest in it?

Hubert and his colleagues did the right thing for the district, and more importantly, for the students in the district.

The Essential edition highlights the most important things users need to understand about each character and (just as importantly for stressed students) what information is good to know but not necessary to memorize.

More importantly, the outcome for students will be better if they enroll in a college that emphasizes the factors most important to a particular student's needs.