Sentence examples for inadequate academic from inspiring English sources
Some have bemoaned inadequate academic mentoring; others have criticized a tenure process that underemphasizes teaching ability.
It is true that many students are not prepared for college because of inadequate academic skills.
The team found "serious violations of law and of the school's charter," including inadequate academic programs, building code violations and students who were missing or unaccounted for.
And it won't address the real problem: the inadequate academic preparation of too many high school graduates, particularly those from low-income families.
Three groups of children, aged 9 14 years, were composed for this study to represent (1) children with diagnosed brain damage or disease, (2) children who were medically normal but who were of serious concern to parents and teachers because of inadequate academic progress, and (3) a normal control group.
A comprehensive solution should simultaneously attack rising tuition for everyone, unmet financial need of the poor, and inadequate academic preparation in high school.
Although A.D.H.D is the diagnosis Dr. Anderson makes, he calls the disorder "made up" and "an excuse" to prescribe the pills to treat what he considers the children's true ill — poor academic performance in inadequate schools.
He thinks they're truly suffering from another ill: "Poor academic performance in inadequate schools," Schwarz writes.
From San Francisco to Washington, I've learned that the barriers to completing college are as diverse as the people who faced them: social pressures, inadequate financial aid, motivation, poor academic preparation, lack of knowledge about applying, fear of crushing student loan debt and the list goes on.
Dear Professor Thomas, In my experience, poor academic performance is often a product of poor time management and inadequate study skills.
It also became an excuse not to address the fundamental problems causing poor academic performance by Black and Latino youth, racial and ethnic segregation, persistent poverty and unemployment in their communities, and inadequate school funding.
