Sentence examples for intelligence students from inspiring English sources
By Thelma Cogan and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 15 , 1954P. 30 Washington Intelligence: Students attending classes at the Corcoran Gallery of Art are required to punch in and out on a time clock.
The New Yorker, June 3 , 1939P. 11 Incidental Intelligence: Students at the Harvard Summer School will be privileged to hear, on Monday, July 17th, an illustrated lecture by Mr. Howard Cleaves, entitled "Wild Life at Night".
The New Yorker, May 15 , 1954P. 30 Washington Intelligence: Students attending classes at the Corcoran Gallery of Art are required to punch in and out on a time clock.
By S. Marshall and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 3, 1939 P. 11 Incidental Intelligence: Students at the Harvard Summer School will be privileged to hear, on Monday, July 17th, an illustrated lecture by Mr. Howard Cleaves, entitled "Wild Life at Night".
Thus, the positive relation between fluid intelligence and distraction was largely driven by the fact that high-fluid-intelligence students seem to be more likely to distract themselves (mostly via technology) during lecture and while studying.
For the artificial intelligence course, students may need some higher math, like linear algebra and probability theory, but there are no restrictions to online participation.
Last year, the college began offering a major in strategic intelligence; the students learn the history of covert operations and take internships that allow them to graduate with a security clearance.
25), is misleading because it is based on the assumption that scores on tests of international competition allow valid inferences to be drawn about the intelligence of students and the quality of schools.
An open and Web-based community will capitalize on the "collective intelligence" of students, teachers, and scientists.
For example, Elias identified teachers' contributions to the development of emotional intelligence of students that may be contusive to the improvement of academic performance (Elias 2006).
It would be an insult to the intelligence of students and their families to attempt to re-brand the regressive and unpopular top-up fee system,"said Mr Porter.
