In effect, the prospect of social evaluation suppressed these students' intelligence.
Therefore, it necessary to establish conditions for assessing students' intelligence and projecting their personal enhancement.
The test seemed to measure the same construct (i.e., conceptual knowledge in Newtonian mechanics) independent of the students' gender, the type of instruction, the students' performance on the bMCU test, the students' age, the students' intelligence, and one-time vs. repeated testing.
We don't respect students' intelligence; hence we focus on the lowest common denominator in skills.
The memory made me wonder whether Harvard students' intelligence may be the cause of our higher-than-average rates of depression and suicide.
When one comes to assessing students' intelligences with web-based tools, you often find these are creakier than an exam invigilator's Hush Puppies, and the questions one has to answer are facile.
Finally, a student's intelligence level should not influence the items' difficulty ranking and the test's structure.
The objective of this study is to verify the relationship that exists between the student's intelligence, the perception that the students have about 40 competencies (Bolonia ECTS system) and academic achievement.
A blue van coming the other way rolled down the windows and stopped, and the occupants, another group of students, exchanged intelligence about some oak trees on Poland Street; the students were making a list of every viable tree in New Orleans, and their best estimate was that forty thousand had been lost in the storm and flood.
In one study, 400 psychology students took intelligence tests that measured abstract reasoning abilities and verbal intelligence.
