Sentence examples for populations of students from inspiring English sources

"There have been populations of students who have been overleveraged for 40 years," he says.

The bill that was approved today would require states to test annually each student in grades three to eight for progress in reading and math, and require states to use national tests on sample populations of students.

Its analysis of test data taken at the beginning and end of the 2008-9 school year shows that 89 percent of its schools had learning gains better than public schools serving similar populations of students.

The focus of the research should have been on identifying and supporting students and populations of students who are not performing well on state exams, not on rating the teachers who work within those populations.

Assuming that research identifying struggling populations of students would have been a much simpler task, perhaps some of the $3.6 million designated for teacher rating research could have been used instead to support those who need it most.

Further study will allow us to capture communication-focused data from larger populations of students.

It allows investigations into how the implementation and effectiveness of pedagogical practices vary across institutions and populations of students.

Perhaps, more importantly, Yahoo hopes the donations will encourage diverse populations of students at the school to pursue careers in computer science and technology, as well as "cultivate interest among those students to pursue careers at Yahoo," McGillen wrote.

"In our population of students, that's rare".

"This is a school with a population of students from limited means," she said.

After all, they draw on the same population of students, parents and teachers.