Sentence examples for narrow students from inspiring English sources

In a successful education system, the gap between low- and high-achieving students is narrow, students' family background is not the sole determinant of achievement, and resources are used efficiently.

"It creates very narrow-minded students," he said.

Reed — a small, progressive college known for its humanities programs and narrow student-to-teacher ratio — is about a mile away.

"The Obama administration has put forth a much-needed plan to invest $300 million in pilot efforts to narrow student equality gaps in areas such as helping highly effective teachers stay in high-need schools, among other options," Barone said.

Some criminal justice experts said it was misleading to compare the two categories because the number in jail and prison includes all adult black men 17 years or older, while the number in institutions of higher learning is confined to a narrower student-age population in their late teens and early twenties.

"Other subjects might narrow down students' options," says Jo Feehily, of the business and management department at Oxford Brookes University.

Classical training understandably leads to a very narrow focus – students at elite conservatories are like Olympic hopefuls with a single goal in sight.

The floors are uneven, and if something goes awry, some hallways are too narrow for students to evacuate safely.

The Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig School in northexamplenesota, for example, has leaky roofs, often smells like sewage and operates with hallways so narrow that students cannot safely evacuate in emergencies.

Many facilitating subjects also involve specialisation, which might equally narrow a student's choices later on.

But the center for statistics said results show that racial achievement gaps in science are narrowing: White students' scores grew by one point, black students' scores grew by three points and Hispanic students' scores grew by five points.