Sentence examples for improve their students from inspiring English sources

When "The Dream is Over" blog appeared on the United Nations Web site, teachers in Uruguay responded with personal examples of how OLPC's laptops have helped to improve their students' literacy and reduce truancy.

One such campaign, Speaking Exchange, was for a language school in Brazil that used Skype to facilitate dialogues between senior citizens in the US to improve their students' language skills while building a bridge over a generational gap.

Teachers did not use evidence from assessment to improve their students' performance individually.

The No Child Left Behind (NCLB) legislation has created pressure for districts to improve their students' proficiency levels on state tests.

Also, interaction, rapport and sharing information between teachers and students to improve their students' cognition and affection paved the way for their construction of their personal styles in the classroom.

The new Citelighter, which will inevitably see the startup re-brand and totally re-focus around this new platform (and direction), aims to provide an organizational framework through which teachers can help improve their students' critical thinking abilities and writing proficiency.

This should force the London incumbents to sharpen up and look for ways to improve their student offering, hopefully leading to a rise in quality across the board.

The model predicts that, over time, courses will inexorably become easier as students (even the conscientious ones) choose courses where they can expect higher grades, and professors (even the most dedicated) turn to strategies that they expect will improve their student evaluations.

Suppose that you'd like to identify and reward those schools which do a good job of improving their students' performance.

At the same time, the system is facing contentious contract negotiations with its teachers union, and on Tuesday the board voted to approve a 6percentt raise, with merit pay for teachers who improved their students' scores on standardized tests.

Using a data set with anonymous records on 2.5 million students, we found that high-quality teachers significantly improved their students' performance on standardized tests and, more important, increased their earnings and college attendance rates, and reduced their risk of teenage pregnancy.