Sentence examples for role as students from inspiring English sources

Baroness Delyth Morgan will swap her role as students' minister for a position in the Department for Children, Schools and Families.

In this regard, the FVB profile was found to play an important role, as students with the commercial profile are more likely to wish to work and follow the vocational track than students with another profile.

We are being asked to justify our role as students face stunning levels of debt and employers point to ongoing gaps between what we produce and what they need.

Perhaps introduction of adolescent sexual health education in schools might play an important role as students are vulnerable to unprotected sex.

She reveled in her role as student government president, which offered both the visibility and social validation she craved.

Delevingne has been busy carving an acting career for herself recently and can currently be seen in her first major role as student Melanie in The Face of an Angel, based on the Meredith Kercher murder case.

If the athlete should decide his or her role as student is more important than the role as athlete, as the Missouri football players did, the potential for conflict will exist.

During my academic career, in the role as student and then as educator, I have engaged in numerous conversations with people at all levels of the university who talked about what they termed "the culture of cheating" that permeates educational institutions, from grade school through higher education, and into the workplace.

All students stayed in role for the entire activity except during "time out" in which the scenario stopped and the students returned to their role as student rather than physiotherapist or patient and discussed aspects of the case and received or provided timely feedback, as well as at the end of the session during dedicated feedback time.

Medical residents simultaneously have two different roles, as students of university specialty programs and as healthcare professional workers employed by medical institutions.

Preceptors' working environment, support and competence affect how they perform the preceptor role, are therefore important for developing students and can influence students' roles as students and future professionals.