The phrase "in addition to" is a perfectly valid part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you are adding something to a statement that you've already made. For example, "I volunteer at a homeless shelter every other week, in addition to student teaching at the local high school."
DSAs are paid in addition to student loans, grants and bursaries, and do not have to be paid back.
In addition to student use, Ms. Turk said the school expected to use the conference center to play host to meetings of other nonprofit organizations.
"We can teach you what you don't know!" Mr. Bernstein's boss had told him right before the fair that he should accept résumés in addition to student applications, that, sure, there might be some teaching or administrative assistant jobs available.
However, we showed that, in addition to student characteristics, teacher support in task analysis positively influenced learning in accounting.
At the between-student level, in addition to student cognitive abilities (mathematics ability, previous grades), intrinsic motivation is positively correlated with initial status of competence.
In addition to student self-reporting, we wanted to assess how students engaged with each of the lab activities through direct observation of students in lab classrooms.
In addition to students for whom attendance is compulsory, around 140,000 students are expected to attend voluntarily, seeking either to improve their reading and math skills or to repeat high school courses they failed.
In addition to students and teachers, the conference attracts members of the jazz profession at large -- musicians, producers, publicists and journalists -- so that the end results are as much an industry summit as an educational caucus.
In addition to student-identified challenges, discrepancies between individualistic and systemic priorities warrant further consideration.
In addition to student-centered practices, the belief in one's own ability to be successful was found to be significantly associated with positive OTL, echoing previous studies that indicate having confidence in one's ability can significantly impact one's actual ability to succeed (Eronen et al. 1998).
In addition to students, there are also specific services for parents and guidance counselors.
