Sentence examples for student availability from inspiring English sources
One or more field trips to active construction sites may be scheduled during non-class hours based on student availability.
The survey collects various demographic data, previously completed coursework, and student availability information.
Sample sizes were determined primarily by logistic constraints related to student availability.
The sample size for this study was determined based upon resource and student availability rather than a formal power calculation.
For lecture 1, the final group consisted of four males and three females; for reasons related to student availability, focus groups for lectures 2 and 3 included the same participants as they had attended both lectures (four males and two females).
It was conducted approximately after half the videos had been released for the students' availability.
Students unable to meet the demands of internal study exhibited victimised individualism by accepting their personal circumstances were at-fault, rather than expecting universities to better accommodate mature-age students' availability for face-to-face learning.
For medical students, availability of faculty advisors, or frequent exposure to faculty members in small group settings such as PBL, foster more personalized connections than typically occur in whole class lecture settings.
With respect to primary health care (PHC) some studies have shown the relative advantage of PHC centers to provide opportunities for "hands on" practice by pre-clinical students, availability of general practitioners (GPs) to supervise the students, and with respect to the scope of PHC, which next to patient care also includes community health education [ 8, 9].
After we received all 37 students' availabilities, each peer leader was assigned one 1-h time during the week to run a PLTL workshop.
This could be due to the manner in which sessions are conducted (are the tasks relevant and interesting?), the resources available (is there a computer for each student?), the availability of support (are there enough teaching staff to help individual students?) and so on.
