In Seattle, the second of the three districts, the amount of daylight was "a more potent predictor" of student performance than sex, class size or whether the student came from a single-parent household, the study found.
It should be noted that the provision of diagnostic and remedial feedback has been found to be one of the most potent influences on student achievement [ 9].
It's hard to think of more potent themes for students from Israel.
The potent stew of students, research and the urban laboratory of L.A. enticed him to become director of the Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, where he can address all the topics that engage him, from fisheries to insect biology to the capricious human factor.
Though Ritalin was the most popular prescription drug on Vassar's campus, Mr. LaBier, 19, said he had heard of students taking potent drugs like Thorazine, a powerful antipsychotic that doctors say makes most people feel terrible.
"It's on Us" sends a potent message to college students and asks that they take its four-point pledge.
"Increasing enrollment in income-driven repayment plans is a potent weapon to tame the student loan default crisis," said Rohit Chopra, formerly the top student loan official at the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
That represents some 124,000 students, a potentially potent bloc in the Sept. 10 primaries, which are expected to draw fewer than a million voters.
Recalling the Giuliani dispute, he said that the issue of student fares could be a potent political tool.
Mind-wandering and distraction are two potent forms of attentional disengagements that plague students both in class and while studying.
The question is more potent for Berkeley, which prides itself upon the student-led Free Speech Movement that began in 1964 with students protesting against university rules that limited political activity on campus. .
