Sentence examples for translating student from inspiring English sources

What's key to translating student performance in higher education into successful productive lives is another word that starts with an "e -- "engagement".

Strategies for sustaining and translating students' interests and abilities into actual career pursuits are the domain of vocational psychology theory.

The Department of Education translates student scores on the test, known as the National Assessment of Educational Progress, into three achievement levels: advanced, proficient and basic.

In her essay Against Students, Goldsmiths lecturer Sara Ahmed writes "the instances of apparent censorship (translate: student protests) seem to generate more discourse and discussion rather than preventing discourse or discussion".

Nor does course completion necessarily translate into student mastery of the content".

"What does he think about it?" When this question was translated, the student said, "For him, it's good news".

A satirical article last year took a lighter note, claiming that 110 percent of students cheat and quoting one who prefers to translate another student's essays from Russian than write his own.

Literary translation workshop ended in the publication of short stories translated by students in a literary magazine.

This roughly translates to students shouting, "Hello Nan!

"I'm very grateful for the support, but I don't know if it translates into students," said Ms. Perretti, who nevertheless posted the review of her class on her Facebook page.

We show that natural science, engineering, and economics courses are more difficult, associated with higher study times, and have harsher grading standards; all of which translate into students with weaker academic backgrounds being less likely to choose these majors.