Sentence examples for tangible student from inspiring English sources

"You don't really see where things have translated into tangible student achievement.

Unemployment was high in those neighborhoods and the bitterness was tangible; students weren't supposed to go to certain pubs.

The nervous tension in the room seemed tangible as students handed in their homework, a detailed list of their personal goals for the semester: talk to a stranger, go to professors' office hours, sound more confident on the phone, offer three opinions in class, greet an authority figure, learn to enter conversations.

The benefits of small group work and active learning have been well-documented, and are particularly effective in making theory more tangible to students (Allen and Tanner 2005; Buckberry and Silva 2012; Freeman et al. 2014; Prince 2004; Webb 1989).

Being able to see and feel real lungs helped make the harmful effects of smoking tangible to students.

This provides something tangible for students to look at while also giving them something to hold.

It has shone a spotlight on Rutgers's academic excellence and contributed to a tangible increase in student applications.

"The bill demonstrates the tangible impact that students have had over the last year in addressing sexual violence on college campuses," said the UC Berkeley student, who is currently the lead plaintiff in a complaint against the university.

Unfortunately, this was not the case with the university's own "Safer Community" survey last year, which made five vague recommendations that have not yet led to any tangible benefits for students.

The concepts of thermal radiation heat transfer are not tangible for many students.

Would the policy still be worth pursuing, even if it hadn't had any tangible effect on students' results?