Sentence examples for mirror student from inspiring English sources

It might also be that IDK-Qs mirror student awareness - due to communication skills teaching during all undergraduate years - of the psychological processes and communication challenges involved in breaking bad news and show thereby the attention they pay to the (simulated) patients by cautiously exploring sensitive topics.

He told the Irish Mirror: "Students are so desperate, they're not just paying through the nose to share rooms – they're paying to share a bed with complete strangers.

These steps mirror students' future obligations and actions when communicating with their patients.

She managed to overcome the endorsement of her opponent by The Mirror, the student newspaper.

It takes an eclectic and sometimes eccentric coach to mold bright, diverse personalities into a program with hardly any budget and a mission that demands that the players mirror the student body and participate in the college community.

The derived numeric parameters are then fed into a Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifier to predict each learner's performance in order to verify whether they mirror the student's studying behaviors.

Like a 21st century update to the infinity mirror, animation student Gregor Belibi Minya creates a neverending tunnel of repeating shapes and patterns by linking together 2,361 screenshots from his computer's desktop.

Do you tend to mirror the student's passive aggression and end up behaving in uncharacteristic, conflict-fueling ways or are you more likely to respond with anger, blowing up and proving the passive aggressive child's theory that anger is a dangerous emotion?

The marketised university is a place where only economic values matter, a callousness mirrored in student social life.

The interviews took place in front of a one-way mirror, with students observing on the other side.

In June this year, Texas Governor Rick Perry mirrored this student's interpretation of our Constitution's First Amendment when he signed into law HB 308, nicknamed the "Merry Christmas Law," which allows public schools to display scenes and symbols of "traditional winter holidays" (read as "religious observances") provided that schools represents at least two religions.