Sentence examples for return to students from inspiring English sources

McDaniel, the chair of UPenn's religious studies department and a former Buddhist monk, said the primary goal of the unconventional class is to return to students a love of learning for learning's sake.

In between tests, teams of teachers designed short lessons meant to target the lowest scoring skills and administered short assessments (often only one question) that we could analyze and return to students the next day.

The discount rate is the percentage of a college's tuition revenue that is returned to students in the form of financial aid.

Exercises were returned to students during the following session, which provided them with feedback about the degree of their solving capacity.

Furthermore, if the class is already familiar with PCR, the PCR and gel electrophoresis can be done outside of lab and gel pictures can be returned to students the next week for analysis.

Exams are not returned to students and many exam questions are modified from year to year to maintain test security.

They wanted other markers to give them feedback on their marking and the amount and type of comments they returned to students.

The final exams included a total of 57 (spring) or 59 (fall) MC and true-false (TF) questions, with 50 of these questions being identical (the exams were not returned to students).

There was a lot of talk about "developmental opportunities" for kids who don't want to be in college, teary-eyed lamentations that they needed to return "a recalibration of the importance of the educational aspect" and that their "hope is that college returns to college athletics, and student returns to student-athlete".

James had returned to student life in Newcastle a few days after a minor operation had led to a change in mood.

Although returning to student life may seem unthinkable once you have enjoyed a reasonable salary, it may pay off in the long-term.