"streaming students" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to students who have been divided into different groups based on their abilities or performance, such as in a classroom or educational setting. For example, "The streaming students will attend different classes depending on their academic performance."
After streaming, students can attend a "bridge class" (brugclass) for one or two years, and are provided with an opportunity to change their track.
After speaking with parents in order to find topics to discuss in his film, Neo learned that due to problems with the Singaporean education system, specifically streaming, students face considerable academic and emotional stress.
In order to achieve educational equality without selecting or streaming students during their basic education, Finland introduced a compulsory 9-year comprehensive school with no tuition fees and with free school meals and subsidised transportation services in 1972.
With the additional markets, Spotify's student discount is available in a total of 36 countries worldwide, which the company notes makes it the biggest music streaming student offer in the world by geographical reach.
The streaming of students by age and intellectual ability and through examinations was at first discarded but later reintroduced.
With high-quality video clips and MP3 streaming audio, students can delve into 50 basic drumbeats, for example, as taught on archived lessons by Kalani, a well-known performer and instructor.
There are no significant differences across public and private schools in streaming of students by ability.
The lectures come on a CD which fights the bandwidth issue associated with streaming media and students take it whenever they can squeeze it in.
A notable example is Poland, whose students' performance improved considerably after extensive restructuring of the education system, with a move away from unpopular vocational schools and the postponement by one year of the streaming of students into different school tracks.
For the ecology stream, students devise and carry out an independent research project.
The highly stratified Dutch education system streams students into different educational tracks around the age of twelve as they enter secondary school (Van de Werfhorst and Van Tubergen, 2007).
