They, too, can be useful in the classroom, helping students visualize complicated biological, chemical or meteorological processes.
Brenda Montero, education manager at the Viejas Tribal Education Center, said forging a college culture among Native American students is complicated.
The use of senior students is complicated in China because the schools need to adjust their curriculum to make both peer leaders and their 'peers' available at specific times, especially when senior peer leaders come from senior high schools that are separate from junior high schools.
In Adamek's department, supervisors fund their own students, which complicates the process: The new supervisor must be able to fund the student in addition to being a better fit.
Institutions that grant merit aid, as opposed to need-based scholarships, require more information from students – thus complicating the calculator – and will be unlikely to provide precise aid estimates.
Researchers argue that younger students have less complicated social groupings, and they may be more tolerant of autism.
I needed to teach my students to trace complicated theoretical arguments and pinpoint and articulate the concepts that underlay them.
But the process to transport these 3,000 students is logistically complicated — a process that parents say is often unreliable at the start of the year.
The reporters note that the sharp increases in early applications to the most selective colleges, a trend for some time now, has been compounded in recent years by applications from students abroad, and complicated this year by the return of Harvard and Princeton to the early-admission fray, after a four-year absence.
Winning over high school students is more complicated, he admits, and the college plans to try everything from overnight visits to summer research experiences.
An APOS analysis showed that these students had studied complicated trigonometric compound angle formulae only in their last year of secondary school, that is, at matriculation level.
