Sentence examples for semester might from inspiring English sources

Had the strike continued until April 26, university officials had said, the spring semester might have been lost.

The AFT calculates that the median pay per course per semester for such staff is around $2,700, meaning that an experienced professional teaching three courses a semester might earn only $24,300 a year.

This option must be pursued very carefully, as a course load below 12 credits per semester might put some of her financial aid in jeopardy.

The experiments suggest that taking a test improves memory of related but untested material, says Chan. "If students take a test on only half of the materials in a class, their memory of the other half is not just laying around and not being activated," he says, suggesting several tests over a semester might improve students' performance on a final exam.

Nevertheless, the fact that the intervention was offered at the end of the semester might be another reason.

The use of the online community as an alternative to the previous practice of presenting the same workshop three times in a semester might be expected to mitigate teacher fatigue and its deleterious effects on the quality of teaching.

In four years of school, a student in a district on a semester schedule might take a total of 48 classes, with more than half going to core subjects and some smaller number of electives: language, music, art, theater  (more in a school that offers more than six classroom periods daily).

The relatively high score in semester four might be explained by the content in the courses in this actual nursing school focusing on clinical skills compared to other semesters, which are more theoretical.

STUDENTS returning to class last week for the start of the spring semester at Adelphi University might get A's for their analytic skills if they described their school as thriving.

The benefits of the micro-flipped classroom delivery can be realized within the course of one semester, and it might be beneficial to follow these students long-term or in sequential courses to assess their progress.

The seminar lasts all semester, and it might serve a good educational purpose to leave one's students even more confused at the end than they were at the beginning.