"student competence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the ability of a student to complete educational tasks. For example, "The teacher was impressed by the student competence displayed in the final project."
Study 1: Student competence at skin tumour diagnosis All 77 students undertaking their dermatology attachment between July and September 2009 were enrolled.
Study 1: Student competence at skin tumour diagnosis Of the 77 students enrolled, 74 and 70 completed the Day 1 and Day 10 tests respectively and their scores for the Day 1 and Day 10 tests are shown in Figure 1.
Level of student competence determined.
I do believe that multiple choice exams are a good measurement of student competence.
Like many other professors, he no longer sees traditional term papers as a valid index of student competence.
There is no current validated clinical assessment tool to measure the attainment of midwifery student competence in the midwifery practice setting.
Scaffolding is a widely used educational practice in which directed instruction gradually decreases as student competence increases resulting in increased independent learning.
This course further develops student competence in colloquial Sinhala, attending to all the language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing.
This study indicates online learning is useful in enhancing student competence but may be wrongly seen as requiring less time commitment for both course members and mentors when compared to taught courses.
Data from the student competence test data.
Furthermore, as expected, student satisfaction with school is also positively related to student competence development.
