Sentence examples for student learning communities from inspiring English sources

The effectiveness of interdisciplinary approaches, open-ended inquiry, case studies, online student learning communities, undergraduate conferences, exchange of students between schools, and interaction among students in different disciplines on a single campus all had the potential to improve student communication, collaboration, and leadership skills.

The summer program is designed to develop a strong student learning community and promote engagement and positive factors in first-year college student success (Kuh et al. 2008).

For almost four decades, Dr. Sarna inspired colleagues, students and learning communities through his consummate scholarship, meticulous research and outstanding teaching.

Similar responses have been found among students who participate in "learning communities," where student cohorts coenroll in two or more courses (Lenning and Ebbers, 1999).

This example may prove helpful to others hoping to engage students as leaders in learning communities at their schools or those wishing to augment student involvement in other programs.

Century has compared the progress of developmental reading students who were in learning communities and those "winging" it.

They also become student advocates who build classroom learning communities based on mutual respect and fight for and defend their students against unfair practices and inadequate funding.

These results are qualitatively similar to those of a recent study that tested the effect of "learning communities" on student performance in math and biology (Arnett and Van Horn, 2009).

"The technology will be used to create learning communities among students in new ways," Mr. Regier said.

You see, what I try to do in my classes is make them into "learning communities" where students feel confident enough to share and debate their opinions, write them down, discuss them with each other and me, and develop them.

A former high school history teacher and public relations specialist, she works to organize faculty development programs which emphasize enhanced student learning, and seeks to build learning communities and partnerships across the MSU campus and between MSU and other schools committed to ongoing initiatives that contribute to the scholarship of learning.