Sentence examples for trend student from inspiring English sources
Reflecting another national trend, student debt rose again, with outstanding balances up $8 billion to $994 billion in the second quarter.
Assess and trend student opinions of online educational components utilized in a redesigned 5-week foundational drug information course.
Reflecting another U.S. trend, student debt rose again with outstanding balances up $53 billion to $1.08 trillion in the fourth quarter.
Put together with results from our previous research, which found that students with high-level SEN receiving the most TA support made significantly less academic progress than similar pupils who received little or no TA support, we see a worrying trend: students with statements are negatively affected by the very intervention intended to help them.
Correlations between self- and group assessments show an intriguing trend: students always valued their groups high (Fig. 5c).
Although the administration has been slow to adapt to this trend, students are building their own grassroots efforts.
An indication of linear trend (students, trainees, consultants) in correct responses is also provided.
Overall, the results in large cities across the country largely reflected national trends: Students are showing more improvement in math than reading, and eighth-grade performance is roughly flat.
Conventional wisdom offers its usual facile answers for these trends: Students (sometimes pressured by parents paying the tuition) choose fields more likely to yield high-paying employment right after graduation — something "useful," like business (19% of diplomas), or technology-oriented.
According to Child Trends, students of all races with parents who are involved in their school tend to have fewer behavioral problems and better academic performance, and are more likely to complete high school than students whose parents are not involved in their school.
At the student-run Manchester Central Food Bank one of the largest in the UK staff members like me are noticing this worrying trend of students feeding students with food donated by students.
