"students comprehension" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to demonstrate an understanding of a particular subject, for example: "We will assess the students comprehension of algebraic equations."
Instead, more questions test students' comprehension in real-world contexts.
An example, she said, was a question she wrote to measure kindergarten students' comprehension of the word "driveway".
A growing number of cognitive scientists now believe that this cocktail-shaker approach could improve students' comprehension of a wide array of scientific concepts, whether chemical bonds, parallel evolution, the properties of elementary particles or pre-algebra.
Lectures with high level of interactiveness may facilitate students' comprehension.
All three styles significantly predicted students' comprehension, but only when they matched the presentation format.
Students' comprehension was assessed in terms of success at translating relationships depicted in the ladder format to the tree format.
A Books For Africa study of the impacts of books in central Tanzania in 2007 found a significant increase in student comprehension and fluency due to donated books.
The biggest obstacles to implementing the Web tutorials more widely in India are spotty Internet connectivity, lack of funds to purchase computers and patchy student comprehension of the American-accented English in the videos, although one nonprofit, the Central Square Foundation, is dubbing Khan Academy videos into Indian-accented English.
Researchers have found that teaching reading strategies is a key element in developing student comprehension.
This product might include an administrative dashboard that would track student comprehension and help teachers identify what lessons are most effective.
Pattanasri et al. (2012) used Support Vector Machines (Cortes and Vapnik, 1995) to predict student comprehension of slides displayed in class, based on self-reported comprehension levels.
