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For example, female students are predicted to end the semester with more expert-like perceptions (ß = 5.05, p = 0.08) compared with similar male students.

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Her students were predicted to get a 3.69 — based on the scores of comparable students around the city.

The active role for students was predicted to be more cost-effective than multiple short-term students [ 18], and to foster a high level of student competence [ 19, 20].

Mr. Lange built a system, rolled out in 2009, that sent professors frequently updated alerts about how well each student was predicted to do, based on their course performance and online behavior.

The idea that the "merit" of a student can be measured accurately -- and the potential achievement of a student be predicted -- by a standardized test result is absolutely flawed, particularly when some students benefit by extra tutoring and preparation and other students are not even aware of the existence of tests or preparation.

Table 4 provides parameter estimates and standard errors for growth curve models, in which the empowering ILT of the VET-students was predicted by 'time' (years) in VET, 'supervisors' leadership', and 'teachers' leadership'.

In a class taught exclusively by males, if a white male student, a Latina student, and a Latino student enter that class with the same cumulative college GPA, the Latina student is predicted to perform 0.23 SDs lower than the white male (−0.24*Latin@ + −0.21*StudentGenderF + 0.22*Latin@*StudentGenderF) and the Latino student is predicted to perform 0.24 SDs lower than the white male (−0.24*Latin@).

Students' grades are predicted from their SATs exam results.

The problem is that many of those students who are predicted to get two As and a B will fail to do so.

California State University has supported the development of high school senior-year math courses for students who are predicted to need remedial math in college.

However, this "rising star hypothesis" suggests that faculty members prefer students who are predicted to be stars students who demonstrate motivation, achievement, and a proactive career orientation (Ragins and Cotton, 1993; Wanberg et al., 2003; Eagan et al., 2011b).

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