Sentence examples for student impressions from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, this study used a questionnaire to retrieve student impressions on the aspect of usability used in the SUAR (See Table 3).

Birch et al. (2012) found that cues such as voice clarity, preparation, and classroom control impact student impressions and expectations of lecturers; however, these cues may represent only a subset of the behaviors that students use to judge an instructor over a semester.

In a replication of the study of students' impressions of evidence about the death penalty, researchers found that even when subjects were given a specific instruction to be objective, they were still inclined to reject evidence that disagreed with their beliefs.

Furthermore, judging from the students' impressions, the new protocol had no influence in decreasing their motivation to perform the experiment.

The study examined only students' impressions and perceptions of various careers, she emphasizes, and not the lived experience of people who have chosen them.

Although the medical student clerkship is likely to play an important role in shaping students' impressions of careers in surgery, little is known about the nature of this process.

Denton and Veloso (2017, p. 1) state that "the syllabus is often the first meaningful piece of information that students receive about a course" which can affect students' impressions of instructors.

Consider students' opportunities to learn about classroom culture in just two of many ways: students' impression on the first day of class and students' impressions as they enter the classroom for each class session.

Interviews were analysed qualitatively, using open coding to establish recurring themes and overarching categories to describe patients' and students' impressions.

The open-ended item, which tapped students' impressions of the purpose of the module (Table 1), indicated that the experience enhanced students' understanding of experimental methodology and design, data analysis, and writing skills as well as content.

Using videotaped simulating cases, Wigton and McGaghie [ 31] previously demonstrated that the appearance of obesity alone biased students' impressions of the patient and the patient's ability to comply with lifestyle recommendations.