Sentence examples for prolonging student from inspiring English sources

In sum, the primetime learning model indeed appeared capable of improving and prolonging student activity, at least when compared with the earlier flipped classroom approach.

The model was able to improve retention and prolong student activity (Fig. 4a).

Recovery may be prolonged if students participate in cognitive tasks that exacerbate symptoms, known as "cognitive overexertion" [ 84].

on Friday slammed the Obama administration for imposing unnecessary roadblocks on allegedly defrauded for-profit college students eligible for debt cancellations, joining other prominent lawmakers and consumer groups urging Education Secretary Arne Duncan to stop prolonging distress for swindled student debtors.

A student deferment can be prolonged indefinitely if the student is accepted at bona fide institutions that keep him enrolled until he is 27, when he is no longer draft-eligible.

Now that the war was regarded by most people as "no longer an issue" — so the phrase went — the students seemed intent on prolonging the hated period of "national division" out of sheer perversity.

In New Zealand we have interest-free student loans, which actually incentive the borrower (student) to prolong paying them back.

It also connects the residents with the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, whose students work to pressure lenders to sell rather than evict by prolonging eviction and "driving up litigation costs," said Dave Grossman, the clinic's director.

The majority of the respondents pursued the track that they were initially advised to, be it vocational or academic, but some students did modify their tracks during secondary education or later by prolonging their studies into higher education.

Pfizer is about prolonging life.

But prolonging this matter any further, as the Nassau County district attorney's office is doing by refiling charges against the teenagers, is not in the best interest of the community at large, the school and the students involved.