Ms. Filmore said that she gives her students solid grounding in how to work with and develop black and white film.
"The idea that, after 15 years of dictatorship in a politically sophisticated country with strong union and student movements, solid political parties and an active human rights movement, all of a sudden this Mexican advertising guy arrives on his skateboard and says, 'Gentlemen, this is what you have to do,' that is a caricature".
Inherent in this process the student formed solid bonds, developed mutual trust, and built strong relationships with many stakeholders – everyone from the NGO employees to members of their broader network in areas such as government, healthcare, and finance.
"I believe it's mandatory that students, especially underrepresented students, have solid mentoring as they progress through their early science careers," says Jones. "It's important for them to be in constant contact with people who look like them and have been where they are going".
I know this genie is out of the bottle, but I would rather teach calculus to a student with solid algebra skills and no A.P. experience than to one who took calculus too soon.
Have you looked at the transcript?" I went on to explain that while Maggie may not be able to earn all As or Bs in college, she would be a good student, a solid student motivated to succeed, one who would by no means flunk out of school.
Private colleges must pledge to meet the demonstrated financial need of all U.S. students; public schools must have affordable tuition for in-state students and solid financial aid.
These in-class discussions gave students a solid grounding in the terminology underlying the concepts and contributed to our students' success on tree construction tasks through active participation.
American fourth- and eighth-grade students made solid achievement gains in math in recent years and in two states showed spectacular progress, an international survey of student achievement released on Tuesday found.
It recruits students with solid quantitative backgrounds, such as mathematicians and engineers, who spend half their time poring over mathematical models and half taking MBA classes.
