Sentence examples for robust student from inspiring English sources

While Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders both have robust student organizations in Iowa, the Republicans have, by and large, written off the youth vote.

In recent years, the university has established an international presence with a robust student exchange program and centers in Mexico, Italy and Qatar.

Given the importance placed on robust student expression, it's not completely surprising that a federal judge in New Jersey last week found himself opining on whether it was appropriate for two fifth graders to be sporting buttons featuring Hitler Youth members.

Besides research opportunities, the university offers a robust student group population — there are more than 450 student organizations on campus.

We also aimed to recruit experts, who reported engaging students in generative cognitive engagement (Table 1, Chi and Wylie 2014) for four or more years and had evidence of robust student learning gains and/or a systematic reflection practice.

It argues that if we want to enhance mathematics education in this country (as evidenced by robust student understanding of mathematics and its application in the world), there is great power in working collaboratively and inclusively, using coaching to support educators at every level.

Schools and universities around the world are using his work to craft happier, more robust students.

At stake is robust student-journalism, the autonomy of educational institutions and the liberty of Anthony McKinney, Armando Serrano and countless other wrongfully convicted prisoners.

The basis for this striking difference was not explored in this study, but we speculate that it could be due to the more robust student-centered PBL approach of the private university's medical curriculum and/or a better information and communication technology support in the private university.

It is a certainty that having robust international student programs is something we are very good at.

Cambridge University has said that AS-level exams provide a "robust indicator of student progress", urging schools and sixth forms to enter students at the end of year 12. Reforms by former education secretary, Michael Gove, replaced the split A-level course with just one end-of-year exam instead.