Sentence examples for student sentiment from inspiring English sources
The group seeking to unionize 2,100 Yale University graduate students acted as if Wednesday's poll of student sentiment would be a slam dunk.
These disrespectful, ageist challenges to competency speak to rising student sentiment that, given how much they are paying in fees, they don't want to be taught by junior academics.
The Boston-based startup's survey tools were working; teachers and principals were measuring student sentiment around education, safety and stress; and its analytics platform was helping thousands of schools evaluate and promote what standardized testing can't quantify.
In order not to introduce personal bias or to lose the essence of student sentiments, the comments were grouped with minimal interference from the author.
The strength is the way he captures the idealism of the 1968 generation of students (the workers were usually notable for their anti-student sentiment).
"It frustrates me, even makes me angry, to know that my parents are paying more and more for an education which is giving me less and less," said Valerie Szybala, a third-year student at Virginia Tech, encapsulating many students' sentiments.
Echoing the students' sentiments regarding their bond with Cooper Union was John Jay Iselin, who is stepping down in June after 12 years as president of Cooper Union and thus was presiding at his final school commencement.
One student's response does a particularly good job of summarizing the majority of students' sentiments: The assignments in this class were above anything I expected.
Joe DeSimone, 23, an industrial- and organizational-psychology student, took that sentiment further.
"Such rulings will lead to social insecurity and people will lose their confidence in the judiciary," said Ibrahim Sheik, a student leader, a sentiment echoed by other students.
I need to know," tweets one anxious student, sharing a sentiment that's spreading across the social media on the various hashtags dedicated to next Thursday.
