Sentence examples for students monitored from inspiring English sources

Out of 100 male students monitored by the K.H.D.A. since grade six, only 32 managed to complete high school in 12 years; 47 graduated after repeating at least one year; and 21 dropped out of high school.

Students monitored their learning through a dialogue with the pedagogical agent.

The paths MC → CC and MC → RE indicated that when students monitored the group's progress, they claimed partial understanding or reflected.

In The Hague, according to Neurath, Isotype material was given to children of ages 4-10 at a Montessori school and psychology students monitored peoples' reactions to charts at public exhibition (Neurath 1946, 99).

The log file tracked the students' progress in various data forms and displayed evidence that self-other training students monitored and self-corrected more than students who experienced self training.

Students sorted themselves into the groups of three or four, and students monitored themselves to ensure that all group members contributed comparably.

Grade school students practice evacuations; high-school students monitor neighborhoods to identify weak trees and other hazards.

Participants saw this simple behavior as important for building relationships with students, monitoring student thinking, monitoring lesson logistics, holding students accountable for staying on task, and responding immediately when students need additional direction or clarification.

This understanding would serve as a stepping stone toward students monitoring themselves for their own teleological thoughts and correcting them within the NSM framework.

Not to be outdone by its publishing partner, Kno announced a new product today at CES as well, unveiling "Kno Me," a personal study dashboard that helps students monitor their progress as they read.

Finally, scientific investigations require the complementary processes of reflection and articulation as students monitor and evaluate their progress, reconsider and refine their plans, and articulate their understanding as they proceed.