Sentence examples for students readiness from inspiring English sources
Mr. Jiang, the deputy principal in Beijing, believes oral interviews could give colleges a better sense of students' readiness for an American classroom.
A second transformational reform is the voluntary adoption by at least 36 states of the state-crafted Common Core Standards, which measure students' readiness for college or careers.
The affective elements included the students' readiness and motivation to learn; the cognitive characteristics included the prior understandings the students possessed before they entered the classroom.
The board also voted last night to change the test used to determine a students' readiness to enter a mainstream class, saying that the current test virtually guarantees that 40percentt of students will linger in bilingual classes.
In schools, organizations like Playworks are showing that, if you want to reduce bullying, increase students' readiness to learn and give teachers more time to teach, one of the most sensible strategies is to improve recess — so that it becomes a period in which children learn, through play, how to control their impulses and get along with others.
Research has shown that embodied learning can provide indicators of students' readiness to learn.
The researchers stop short of recommending that the community colleges abandon placement tests to judge student readiness.
The Oregon project began as a legislative initiative in 1991 to improve student readiness for the work force.
The purpose of this study is to determine student readiness for continued IPE after engaging in an obstetric simulation.
Colleges of pharmacy have used a number of strategies to assess student readiness and facilitate the transition into Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences APPEE).
This investigation evaluated if exposure to interdisciplinary education improves student readiness for interprofessional learning, fundamental to healthcare team development.
