Sentence examples for instructors attention from inspiring English sources

Literature on gender gaps in computing suggest a wide range of factors, including competing with male students for instructors' attention and a lack of female role models in CS, may influence girls' interest and motivation to pursue programming opportunities (Gürer & Camp 2002).

At his improv class, Michael, in an attempt to get the instructors attention, asks "Mr. Kot-ter", a reference to the 1975 series Welcome Back, Kotter.

Community colleges offer affordable tuition and often smaller class sizes for those who need more instructor attention.

Such lower-performing students are often the legitimate focus of instructor attention.

Instructor attention to the tenets of scientific teaching active learning; assessment; and equity, diversity, and inclusion are the means by which instructors can construct effective learning environments for students.

In some cases, the demands of grading require so much instructor attention, little time remains for reflection on the structure of a course or for aspirations of pedagogical improvement.

As an active control condition in this trial, Pilates will therefore provide moderate physical activity, instructor attention and non-emotional group interaction, but not the specific components of BPT which are the focus on body experience, the facilitation of emotional group interactions, and linking movement and emotional experience.

Students in the treatment group used instructor-based attention guidance functionality and then switched to peer-oriented attention guidance functionality.

The results show that in areas where students struggle to understand challenging concepts, instructor-based attention guidance functionality facilitated elaboration and negotiation of ideas, which is fundamental to higher order thinking.

Don't just watch the instructor, pay attention to the people in the class, too.

Your friend, for example, might pretend to feel sick so that the instructor's attention is diverted away from you and other students and placed solely onto him or her.