Sentence examples for student input from inspiring English sources

Wesleyan has used student input for "more than 25 years," according to David Pesci, the spokesman.

"We look at everything from graduation rates to G.P.A.'s to student input.

Rice, he said, made the decision to sell KTRU behind closed doors — without student input.

The biggest winners are students, because there's going to be more choice, potentially better quality of provision and more student input.

Part of what makes the approach effective is that each routine is highly structured, and so replicable, but allows for student input and choice.

Joseph Del Grosso, the union president, said he learned the value of student input as a fourth-grade teacher in Newark in the late 1970s.

Scholly works like this: After signing up, a student inputs basic information like race, GPA, and gender.

The learning task concludes when the student inputs the correct answer on the problem statement.

But the use of such outcomes without adjusting for the quality of student inputs could result in "cream-skimming" through higher admissions standards, among other potential unanticipated consequences.

Finally, the "outcome", or impact, is the result of student inputs mixing with the environment.

Consider asking questions about segregation (by interests, academic skill levels, or gender), students' input in coursework, government responsibility to educate all Americans equally, etc.