Sentence examples for student estimates from inspiring English sources

If the role of PISA as a benchmark for monitoring the relative progress of education systems continues to grow in prominence while at the same time becoming more sensitive to variations in student engagement, accurate reporting should incorporate response latencies in the estimation of either individual student estimates or aggregate performance.

This work showed that conscientiousness scores were positively correlated with both staff and student estimates of professionalism and enabled us to devise a scalar measure of conscientiousness, the Conscientiousness Index (CI) [ 10], which avoids the pitfalls of attempting to measure professionalism qualitatively [ 12].

But the book convincingly suggests that gang rape is not an isolated occurrence on frat house row — one Penn student estimated that it happened there several times a month — and that there really is a weird sexual subtext to a lot of fraternity rituals and behavior.

How did students' estimates compare to Daly's actual figures?

The students' estimates ranged from about 50 percent 11 days before the decision to about 41 percent a few days before, as the news media were trending toward acquittal.

At Maura's school, Lowell High School in San Francisco, Ray Cordoba, a dean of students, estimates that about half of the school's nearly 2,700 students carry pagers or cell phones, even though that is against the rules.

In our final analysis, we checked the effects of maths anxiety and WM-load on students' estimates of how many CRT items they solved correctly.

Normative expectations were hardly influenced by the intervention: While intervention students estimated smoking prevalence in adults marginally lower at follow-up compared with their estimation at baseline, a small increase in this estimate could be observed in control students (table 1).

Ms. Sotomayor was one of 20 Hispanics in her class, students estimate.

The students estimated that about 35percentt of undergraduates binge, close to the 44percentt rate that researchers have found nationally.

Some 586,000 overseas students enrolled in American universities last year, and organizations representing international students estimate they contribute more than $11 billion to the United States economy.