Sentence examples for incentivise student from inspiring English sources

The changes implemented in PISA 2009 were first, in order to incentivise student participation, a prize draw was introduced in which three participating students in each school received a 15 euro voucher which good be exchanged in a number of different shops (e.g. for books, music, games).

As well as holding competitions to incentivise students, with prizes for children who brought their bikes to school every day of the week, the school worked with Bournemouth borough council to set up designated park and walk areas.

Findings indicate that strong measures are required to incentivise students to consider rural work.

Wearing Nikes won't guarantee me instant credibility or respect, nor will it incentivise my students to always come prepared to engage.

Considering the decline in the number of 18-year-olds in the population and the failure of the 2012 fees system to incentivise the mature student market, it may prove to be a shrewd move.

Again, they may play the role of incentivising 'mainstream' medical students to consider a global health future of some kind, but also (given the small group format in which they are generally run) be an ideal space for reflexive thinking.

Participants will be recruited using email circular and notice board advertisements distributed throughout the University and from a dedicated participant pool for undergraduate psychology students incentivised by course credit or a prize draw for shopping vouchers.

Students were incentivised to participate with a prize of small gift vouchers to four randomly selected eligible students who completed the survey.

Students are incentivised to help each other via the system — which gives positive reinforcement in the form of thanks when students help others.

However there will be more students than internships – perhaps we have collectively to find a way to incentivise a wider range of employers to take on students and give them genuine and meaningful work experience?

So we decided to get students involved, running Beer Trap from the Victoria University Science Society, and that the best way to incentivise them would be to get them a free drink.