Sentence examples for seriously students from inspiring English sources

Because it is difficult to control how seriously students take online assessments, it is important to exclude responses where students are unlikely to be reading the questions.

He added: "I was taken by how seriously the students took my remarks.

He added: "The university does not take the views seriously of students prepared to put themselves on the front line.

When asked what a toll of seriously injured students might look like, Mr. Duncan said, "It would be staggering".

If you want science to be taken seriously by students, then it has to be among the benchmarks that are tested and that count.

"I'm glad the administration is taking this more seriously, and students are talking about it, but I'm not convinced it will last," Ms. Bolger said on Thursday.

The most seriously injured students, two 14-year-olds, were taken by helicopter to Morristown Memorial Hospital, where a hospital spokeswoman said she could not release information about their conditions because of their age.

"You wouldn't believe the AFL South China League, how fast it's growing and how seriously the students are taking it," said Pi. "AFL clubs such as Port Adelaide are getting behind it and they've now got eight teams including the Guangzhou Scorpions.

One teacher in Sato's study reflected that if self-assessment were ever to be taken seriously by students and teachers, then it needed to be associated with formal grading, rather than remain an ungraded exercise.

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I guess the lesson here is not to underestimate how seriously Mexican students take their education.