Sentence examples for student mentality from inspiring English sources

For the late 1980s, he resurrects a faultless diorama of the activist female student mentality, in the form of Emma's cluttered bedroom.

- I'm still challenged by leaving the "grad student mentality" and considering myself a professional and not a student.

One musician turns to another and asks, "How do people live like that?" That's the grad student mentality.

This change in student mentalities and aspirations, he said, "requires a complete transformation" of China's universities "to make them attractive to international students and teachers, to teach in ways that better develop students' creative capabilities".

Perhaps New York City schools, instead of the tired "blame the students" mentality, need to look at themselves first.

The participants mentioned many problems related to the students during implementation of this experience including large number of students in each group; inadequate orientation of students; mentality of students and misunderstanding of the concept of small group teaching among students: "Large number of students in one group makes the students unable to take their chance during the class".

She was particularly dismissive of professional reviewers with graduate-student mentalities and axes to grind: "I have felt their tiny pitons as they have climbed my back toward their careers.

Ms. Schenck stressed the uniqueness of pursuing a full degree in a foreign country, warning against the "trench mentality" students from the same home country might adopt when studying abroad for only a semester.

The influences of the hidden curriculum are not often outwardly acknowledged by the institution or faculty, but can have a strong impact on student attitudes and mentalities toward practice.

These conditions — the consumer mentality of students and their families, the efforts of administrators to provide a full spa experience and the rush of faculty to escape from the classroom into esoteric research — make real teachers an endangered species in the academic ecosystem.

High school students should have that mentality as they think about Summer 2012.