Sentence examples for student devoted from inspiring English sources

He was the upbeat wrestler who drew cartoon animals; she was the mysterious transfer student devoted to equestrian show jumping.

Study effort meant how many hours the student devoted to self-study.

We also collected self-reported data on study effort (how many hours the student devoted to self-study) among the students.

How much time should a high school student devote to sex education?

It is not unreasonable to demand that a graduate student devote herself to tasks pertinent to her education.

Don't worry about whether there actually was a problem, or whether making every student devote her school years to filling out standardized tests would solve it.

Advisers, we presume, are the ones in a position to know that extreme difficulties in some STEM courses, for a student devoting adequate time to the learning tasks, are often due to an inadequate background and not a lack of intrinsic "smartness".

The theory of college student involvement was developed by Alexander Astin in 1984 and then was renamed by him as the "Engagement Theory", where engagement is defined as "the amount of physical and psychological energy that the student devotes to the academic experience" [(Astin 1993) p. 297].

Mastering the art of Talmud study, starting from scratch, usually takes between three and seven years, depending on the number of hours a week the student devotes to it, how hard he works in those hours, and his aptitude at learning new languages.

In their years together, Wan watched Tang fall in with a group of students devoted to a charismatic thirty-nine-year-old Fudan philosophy professor named Ding Yun.

This would end the bad faith involved in pretending that unqualified students, devoted primarily to playing sports, could truly earn a bachelor's degree.