Sentence examples for meet their students from inspiring English sources

It also said that the department "has devolved resources to give every school the ability to access best practices in ways that principals decide best meet their students' needs".

Goodness knows I don't have the solution to this country's education crisis — particularly in schools that are truly unable to meet their students' needs — but I suspect it won't, for most, be found in that sort of drill-and-kill mentality.

IMentor volunteers agree to spend about an hour a week interacting with their students, but the timing is flexible -- mentors must respond to student messages within 48 hours, and they must meet their students in person at least four times each year at pizza parties, bowling nights, job visits and other events sponsored by the organization.

In using these CATs, teachers could collect information about their students' learning, thus allowing them to adapt their subsequent teaching to meet their students' needs.

Let them play, deconstruct, and reconstruct to meet their students' needs.

There are only countries that meet their students needs better than others.

Despite this, many institutions have not been able to meet their student number controls for the 2013 intake.

Later this year, the administration also plans to issue a "scorecard" that rates colleges on value and affordability, as defined by graduation rates and whether graduates earn enough to meet their student loan payments.

He said the company goes "above and beyond" to "discourage students from over-borrowing, to provide financial literacy education and to help our students meet their student loan repayment obligations".

Counter to this operating assumption, Rosenholtz (1989) found that a highly routinized school culture that demanded adherence to set instructional requirements limited a teacher's range of responses and, therefore, exacerbated their uncertainty that they were meeting their students' needs.

These teachers found a way to maintain a sense of professional autonomy while also complying with the instructional mandates, while most others seemed unable to reconcile these two competing interests: following the strict guidelines for lesson planning and instruction, and meeting their students' needs.