Sentence examples for student bias from inspiring English sources
Student bias toward the most common answer when the distribution of answers is shown was not observed, however, in a similar study in chemistry (Brooks and Koretsky, 2011).
Another student biased statistical results because of extremely low scores in the tests that were applied, which may have resulted from insufficient German language skills.
The proposed elimination of the deduction could also reflect the Republican Party's "anti-student" bias, accroding to Alan Collinge of the group Student Loan Justice.
Interviews with repeaters and dropouts were somewhat hampered by the students' bias to give socially-acceptable responses.
Tiggers [ 7] reviewed that active parental consent led to parental permission and response rates in the range of 30%-60% for students biased in the direction of an exclusion of minorities, students having problems in school or students engaged in or at risk for problem behaviours.
Although teachers and trainer may have good intentions with encouraging students, unintentional bias may disadvantage students; for students who experience difficulties with reading text and applying the signs and symbols to represent their responses, such a task may be just too difficult.
They have immense positive student selection bias because of their selectivity, and tech leaders like Peter Thiel have questioned the value that they offer beyond that network.
To examine the influence of body mass index (BMI), sex, and race on college students' optimistic bias (OB) concerning the healthiness of their own lifestyles relative to the "average college student" and best friends.
In a reversal of the pattern at school, the anonymous and therefore gender-blind essays and exams at university protect female students from bias.
The Science Toolkit was developed to help students detect bias and misrepresentations of science in the media and improve their own decision making on science-related issues.
Our holy grail is the standardized test, even though these tests have been shown to be laughable in tracking student knowledge, biased towards those with more wealth and cultural capital, and destructive in narrowing and dumbing down the curriculum as schools focus on test prep to avoid closure.
