We used student responses to the course assignments (see the Supplemental Material) to independently assess students' abilities to identify the genes contained within genomic islands and to relate their predicted functions to potential roles in pathogenicity.
Universities may find it difficult to use this extra information: anything that provides better differentiation in A-level results at the top end is likely to widen the gap between state and independently educated students still more.So the race is on to find a single test that can identify badly taught students with potential.
Victoria Goldman, the author of a guide to elite schools in New York, said it was important to have a way to independently evaluate students in what can otherwise be a highly subjective process.
By harnessing AI, a computer could respond independently to students in a way that feels human.
Succumbing to this habitual distraction is deceptively easy, since it occurs independently of students' conscious willpower.
Finally, level 4 or open inquiry implies that all essential elements of investigation (including all steps of search, evaluation, and reasoning) are decided independently by students (Table 1).
In addition, being engaged in a job outside "the walls of the school" can maintain teachers' contact with the world of work and with society in general, independently of students' specific professional fields.
For example, diffusion is the result of millions of molecules moving independently, yet students associate the term diffusion more with the phenomenon of moving from high concentration to low concentration than the causal mechanism of molecular kinetics (Garvin-Doxas & Klymkowsky 2008).
While it's unclear if Erdely is independently contacting students now or is officially part of the magazine's attempt to re-report the story, she's not the only reporter from Rolling Stone looking into it.
Step 3. Working independently, each student predicts what the last pose will be, jotting down a note or a sketch.
