Sentence examples for influence achievement from inspiring English sources
Computer experience did not influence achievement but experienced computer users were more satisfied with the course.
But urban private schools do not perform consistently better, partly because, as in the suburbs, peers strongly influence achievement.
Suggested explanations for both sets of findings focus on home and community circumstances, which influence achievement during summer vacation.
The model expressed hypotheses concerning the mechanisms through which Parental Education influence achievement via books in the home, frequency of early literacy and numeracy activities, and the child's ability to carry out literacy and numeracy tasks when starting school.
"There are a number of factors that might influence achievement, but we were interested in whether there might be a biological pathway, and whether the brain development might explain the behavior differences".
However, these results suggest that new genetic influences can come into play even between 10 and 12 years of age because there are genetic influences specific to 12-year achievement that did not influence achievement at 10 years.
This paper disentangles the impact of schools and teachers in influencing achievement with special attention given to the potential problems of omitted or mismeasured variables and of student and school selection.
There is also evidence that metacognition impacts positively on learning strategies which in turn influences achievement (Griese et al. 2011).
Country contextual factors influenced achievement or non-achievement of IHSS programme objectives, but despite these differences common themes for both successes and challenges were found across these contexts.
Our in vitro findings suggest that therapeutic approaches for IBD could influence fascin expression, subsequently producing unwanted side-effects on tissue repair and thereby influencing achievement of remission.
For certain authors, these differences in timing could condition the child's cognitive development, ultimately influencing achievement in school [ 8, 9].
