Sentence examples for overview of students from inspiring English sources

With its 47 items, the FMCE is also not intended to provide an efficient, quick overview of students' understanding but instead in-depth information about students' conceptual knowledge and naïve conceptions in dynamics.

Table 1 presents an overview of student demographics and background questions.

In the sections that follow, we will provide an overview of student engagement, including an explanation of common definitions and indicators of engagement, followed by a synthesis of how each type of technology influences student engagement.

We prefaced the findings with a substantive overview of student engagement definitions and indicators, which revealed three types of engagement (behavioral, emotional, and cognitive) that informed how we classified articles.

This paper gives an overview of student expectations for alignment with stated national human resources for health priorities for Timor-Leste.

Table  1 provides an overview of the students' performance and the student sample size.

From this point of view the review of the students' questions allowed the lecturers a good overview of the students' deficits, and, moreover, of what they perceived to be important.

Before discussing the reactions of the teachers, we give an overview of the students' solutions to the first two tasks of CAT-2, based on 189 students' worksheets collected by the teachers.

To ensure adequate learning support for students, the school proposed all preceptors schedule a one-day orientation session at the start of the APPE to introduce their student to the facility staff, to provide students with a tour of the facility and its programs, and to provide the staff with an overview of the students' learning activities.

From this overview of the students sampled we concluded that anxiety and perceived proficiency were equivalent across different universities and majors, whereas the variables of the L2 motivational self system and intended effort changed depending on the specific educational context.

"This report not only provides a comprehensive overview of how students feel, but it also suggests what various groups can do," says George Walker, dean of the graduate school at Indiana University, Bloomington, who this month is beginning an initiative on graduate education as senior scholar at the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.