Sentence examples for students geographic from inspiring English sources

Both schools, covered elementary education, were similar in curricular proposals, number of students, geographic location (downtown area), and socioeconomic characteristics of the population served (lower middle economic class).

Enrollment was traditionally based on students' geographic locations, but is now by choice under the more recently created open enrollment program.

Weeks after Northside Independent School District in San Antonio rolled out its new "smart" IDs that tracks students' geographic locations, the community is still at odds with the program.

The Ad Hoc panel of Deans consisted of 8 Deans/Associated Deans from 7 diverse (number of students, geographic location of school, proportion of minority students, private vs. public) medical schools.

At the University of Washington, the National Science Foundation is financing an application of Magic Book technology that lets students visualize geographic data.

This may have communicated to students that geographic location and habitat are important for classification.

We present the analysis of video case studies of students using geographic information systems (GIS) software to address sophisticated, locally-based problems in a secondary school course.

We compared these with the Oromo group described above and with the previously collected data from Oromo students, whose geographic origins were scattered (Jones et al. 2013).

All the participants contributed ideas for the model; one of the veterinary students knew geographic information system well, which helped with constructing the spatial regions and their environmental features.

The students in my geographic information system, or G.I.S., class at Pace University worked with one town to define which structures existed before 1900 so those properties could be flagged for special consideration if a demolition permit were requested.

This allows a single site owner to cater to distinct markets such as different discipline areas (for instance, sites specifically appealing to nursing or engineering students) or to geographic locations (for instance, sites specifically targeted to British or Australian students).