Sentence examples for more efficient students from inspiring English sources

There are also benefits to the educator, such as reduced cost, more efficient students on fieldwork tasks and the ability to tailor and update their field guides to suit their needs.

It could make schools more efficient, keep students engaged and make teaching more rewarding.

Results indicate that the new score report is more efficient to students' self-regulated learning than the traditional one.

In fact, the more comprehensive the schedule, the more efficient most students will be in completing their schoolwork.

This "helps students structure their time throughout the activity" and may make a lesson more efficient by helping students get to work "as soon as they [are] asked to".

More than 50 years ago, the economist Milton Friedman called these aspects of student debt "an imperfection in the capital market"; Friedman suggested that it would be more efficient to tax students a percentage of their future earnings rather than to have them take out fixed-rate loans for their education.

Software designed to make physicists more efficient may lure students into focusing on the wrong aspects of scientific problems.

Many educators in the US have suggested that premedical science training within the undergraduate university could be simplified and made more efficient in preparing students for medical school.

Compared with an unguided format for teaching biliary disease, we observed greater student satisfaction as well as a more efficient utilization of student as well as faculty time with the guided instruction.

Cuts, a fall in student numbers, a drop in the popularity of some courses and becoming more efficient in non-student-facing functions have all played a part.

In this case, students who were coordinating composite units in activity included both aTNS and ENS students, and so the added level of complexity helped to distinguish those with more efficient unit structures (ENS students) from those who had less efficient unit structures and so were more likely to conflate the various types of composites.