Sentence examples for students entry from inspiring English sources

In particular, benchmarking the metrics by students' entry characteristics and flagging statistically significant differences are improvements on university league tables.

Schools that had not previously done so added receiving lines at the start of the prom, to sniff out any pre-prom drinking and bar those students entry.

Until recently, the vast number of Chinese education agencies that broker students' entry to American colleges and private high schools concentrated on preparing them at home in China.

Universities are ranked according to spending per student; their student/staff ratio; graduate career prospects; what grades applicants need; a value-added score that compares students' entry qualifications with their final degree results; and how happy final-year students are with their courses, based on the annual National Student Survey.

How Self-Expression Damaged My Students: Robert Pondiscio,  a former South Bronx teacher, on how well-intentioned teachers of "authentic writing" cheat students out of much-needed lessons in the mechanics of the language — and how denying them those mechanics effectively denies lower income students entry into the "culture of power".

In this paper, data from Pre-Test for academics session 2008/2009 and 2009/2010, which was given to the first semester of first year students, at Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment (FKAB), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) are used to illustrate how students' entry performance have changed.

Meanwhile, steadily rising housing prices and rents are making living here increasingly untenable for anyone of modest means, including young couples, students, entry-level employees, retirees, police officers, teachers.

The jury whittled them down to 23 finalists and then to six winners, including a student entry.

The epitome of French academic bombast, it may have been a student entry for the 1808 Prix de Rome at the Royal Academy.

And once the UK began to close the door to the rest of the world, non-EU student entry fell in response, with a 5% drop in non-EU postgraduate student numbers in 2012-13.

If the base text is too difficult or if the conceptual filter applied is too fine, close analysis of student entry errors may over-estimate and/or misidentify student difficulty.