Sentence examples for less successful students from inspiring English sources

Now that these professions are much more open to women, we have come to accept that pre-college teachers will, on the whole (and with admirable exceptions), be our less successful students.

Based on their learning outcomes (quality of knowledge construction), pairs of students were divided into two subgroups: successful and less successful students.

This study revealed that the learning processes of successful and less successful students in the CSCL environment differed in terms of relevance, width and depth of discussion and justification and reasoning.

The results of this study indicate that the high level inquiry group performed not only more metacognitive actions of monitoring and evaluating, but also performed them in different sequences than the less successful students (the middle and low level inquiry groups) during the prompted inquiry tasks.

Dhupelia says the common image of "vocational" high school classes full of less successful students goofing off in an auto shop is as outdated as perceptions of that industry.

The findings reveal that successful students and groups differ in terms of their feedback quality than less-successful students and groups.

Both authors have published widely in the fields of medical student admissions and progress, with a particular focus on the less-successful student.

Margaret Thatcher was one of Hodgkin's less successful chemistry students at Somerville: She took a second-class degree and later changed to law.

This diversion to commonsense is less successful, as students intuitively relate cold to ice, when the technical process is actually condensation from water vapour to liquid water.

Arthur said universities may have to subsidise departments that are less successful in attracting students.

This study aimed to investigate the differences in learning processes between successful and less successful pairs of students in computer-supported collaborative learning (CSCL) in the field of human nutrition and health.