Sentence examples for responsive students from inspiring English sources

Nash and Joseph both say that athletes, having been coached all their lives, tend to be responsive students.

I taught her English up to A-level and in 35 years of teaching I never met a more engaged or responsive student.

Though it was originally written in response to the Trayvon Martin shooting, the advice in it, on being responsive, helping students make connections, and giving them ways to "do something," can help with any difficult news event.

Based on our knowledge of how people learn, active-learning exercises should be responsive to students' existing knowledge; yet AAAS (2009) recommends that biology faculty decide, prior to instruction, what they want their students to know or be able to do so that learning goals can be determined.

Emran Mian, the director of the Social Market Foundation, said the white paper would nudge universities to be more responsive to students, but said that more could have been done.

N.Y.L.S. professors recall meetings where he urged the faculty to be more responsive to students — to return calls faster, meet more often, whatever would help.

Johnson's speech signalled the government's determination to use its new teaching excellence framework (TEF) to make universities more responsive to students, and upbraided colleges for the "highly variable" quality of undergraduate teaching.

The fifth feature of intelligent tutors is interactive learning or being responsive to students' learning needs.

This requires teachers to be responsive to students' thinking and provide opportunities to explore and negotiate their ideas.

In this chapter, we offer a perspective and thought frame on how to approach designing such environments "from first principles" as it were, in ways that may be responsive to students' identified needs.

"We always try to be responsive to students," Fernando said.