Sentence examples for prediction students from inspiring English sources

To test their prediction, students are provided with the real-world macroscopic experimental outcome of the situation and are asked to decide if their prediction is correct.

We find only a minor, albeit stable, effect in support of this prediction: Students who spend half their study time in workplace environments tend to identify slightly more strongly with their occupation than students who study only in a school setting.

Path analysis results showed that although both types of EI can predict students' academic achievement, they exert a higher influence in the prediction of 10th grade students' achievement.

To predict students' knowledge levels, we generated regression models from subsets of consecutive problems in a training session in order to understand after how many problems the prediction of students' knowledge level is best.

HLM created a model for predicting students' life sciences grades by fitting the following equation for each student: where the b i values are the coefficients determined by the model, the x i values are the factors entered into the model, and ɛ represents the residual error in the prediction for the specific student.

A formula-based method has been developed for the prediction of students' mood, and it was tested using data emanated from experiments made with 153 high school students from three different regions of a European country.

As a prediction question, students did not receive feedback on the correctness of their response.

However, they could be the springboard for improving prediction of students' academic performance.

Thus, the response of the "Prediction" group students was higher but not significantly higher than the "Viewing" group.

We model the probability of intending to complete from the 2011 Student Intentions Survey and the perform an out of sample prediction of students' intention on respondents to the 2011 Student Outcomes Survey.

The literature on education data analytics has many materials on the assessment and prediction of students' academic performance, as measured by standardized tests (Fernández et al. 2014; Linan and Perez 2015; Papamitsiou and Economides 2014; Romero and Ventura 2010).