Sentence examples for shift of students from inspiring English sources

We have had a huge shift of students from government to private schools.

We conclude that, in general, the increase in CURO hours is not accounted for by an increase in students or a shift of students by major or discipline.

Many schools have had to double up, with a quarter of all primary schools in Iraq running two or three shifts per day – meaning reduced classroom time for each shift of students.

At his school, which has 2,000 pupils, there are three separate shifts of students every day to get the most out of the buildings and teachers.

The policy went into effect for the 2011 entering class at UT. 5Cohodes and Goodman (forthcoming) find that a scholarship program in Massachusetts led to a shifting of students into lower-quality public universities from higher-quality private universities.

Along with this paradigm shift, understanding of students' e-learning adoption behavior among various countries is urgently needed.

With the rapid shift of technology, students often arrive at school as informal media producers through various Internet channels and daily engagement with computers and mobile devices.

During the afternoon shift of classes, students and teachers eagerly waited to have their pictures taken with Mr. Solskjær.

"College Hill," which begins its sixth season on BET on Tuesday, revolves around a shifting group of students thrown together in a big house, in the tradition of MTV's "Real World".

But because of the school closures, the firings, and the shifting around of students, two middle schools will have no band at all this year, Katzenmoyer says.

In addition, the focus of the STEM educational shift for students with disabilities and LEP is in a gradual transition from an exclusive subject content knowledge focus to the development of associated reasoning and problem-solving skills (Crippen and Archambault 2012), providing a direction and charge for a new classroom context.