Sentence examples for reading of students from inspiring English sources

Already Microsoft has sued the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) over requests for customer information; a lawsuit alleges Vizio collects and shares its customers' TV-viewing information; even don't-be-evil Google has been sued over its reading of students' emails.

(He had once compared the reading of student papers to "holding urine in one's mouth").

The competition in big city schools is intense, and it is not rare to read of students committing suicide on the eve of college-entrance tests or over low scores.

For example, the paper cited how one district chose a CRIS indicator that involved tracking students' completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, which offers a quick read of students' college knowledge at particular schools.

Specifically, the results suggest that verbal knowledge is less proximal to the reading comprehension of students who have become proficient in the use of text processing and reading comprehension strategies.

Results indicate metacognitive strategies training were useful for improving reading skills of students with hearing disorders.

The main purpose of this research was identifying the effectivenes s of metacognitive strategies for improvement of reading skills of students with hearing disorders.

In reading, 40.6percentt of students who took the end-of-summer test scored higher than in the spring last yearr, 36.1percentt did.

To cope with this problem, we combine the concept of prior knowledge with social tagging methods to assist the reading comprehension of students studying English.

Aiming at improving reading skills of students, Mostow and his research group (for instance, Mostow et al. 2008; Mostow et al. 2013) developed an automated reading tutor which generates questions automatically for enhancing the student's comprehension of text reading.

They used the test known as the Assessment of Language Competence (ALC), which was developed to examine the listening and reading skills of students mainly at the secondary school level in Australia, New Zealand, and the Asia-Pacific region.