Sentence examples for student collective from inspiring English sources

We could learn from the Indian response to the recent horrific death of a young medical student: collective action and demands for change.

The split between revolutionary and reactionary positions characteristic of the period is epitomised by the relationship between Frenesi Gates, a radical film-maker and member of a student collective with anarchist tendencies, and Federal Prosecutor Brock Vond, a right-wing monomaniac with a taste for sexual power games.

But a new study of 299 faculty members at five universities with graduate student collective bargaining agreements is casting doubt on that truism.

Through studying interaction between the teacher and students, our findings not only identify ways in which the teacher prompts collaborative learning but also shed light on the difficulties for the teacher in supporting student collective collaboration.

The survey of 1000 randomly selected faculty members at unionized universities found that "[f]aculty do not have a negative attitude toward graduate student collective bargaining," the paper states.

Grad student collective bargaining in the 160,000-student University of California system is sure to buoy unionization drives in progress at other public universities, such as the University of Minnesota, University of Georgia, Temple University, and the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

In many Canadian universities, racialized student collectives are groups that run under student unions and receive funding from them.

She considered students' collective responses as an important indicator to their level of attention and involvement.

Another distinct teaching practice of Tracey is her emphasis on students' collective participation in the classroom tasks.

Students' collective mean change in the number of each specific statement misconception, from pre-instruction to post-instruction, was calculated for students whose teachers held the specific statement misconception and for students whose teachers lacked the statement misconception, that is, possessed the accurate concept.

Testing is used to sort students; collective scores are used to rank colleges.