"of student" or "for student"?
| Diversity of students in course. |
| To Help Reduce the loss of Students. |
| MY ROLES AS THE HEAD OF STUDENTS WELFARE. |
| I am tired of hearing about teachers being proud of only a select group of students. |
| Here is my list of students and their grades List of students and their exam results. |
| This grouping by ability, or tracking of students, has been common in public schools. |
| I would recommend this company to anyone -- a big group, small families, a bunch of students, or people like me (. |
| Nowadays, most careers in science will require a PhD and inevitably only a handful of students will be interested. |
| I have a ridiculous amount of student loan debt that absolutely impacts my ability to buy a house or start a family. |
| Individual members of student wings from all major parties were responsible for numerous acts of on-campus violence. |
| Lunch for students costs between $1. |
| We are one trillion in debt for student loans. |
| The school has superb facilities for students. |
| Books and some websites are available for students or others wishing to gather data. |
| The cost is subsided at 35 per person with a further reduced rate of 25 for students. |
| Photos of the target areas will be sent back by the satellites for students to study. |
| This is an excellent option for students who have an advanced English level but having trouble to get the last 0. |
| This is convenient for students, and also introduces them to some of the key on-line resources available to them. |
| If the (Selangor) MB says there's no need for students to take the loans, then PTPTN need not give out the loans. |
| However, primary school completion rate for students of all ages in Chittagong is among the lowest in the country. |
| I teach Communication Studies to students who. |
| John Deasy is seen chatting to students at the Hilda L. |
| I would recommend it to students interested in Science. |
| This raises a number of issues that are of great significance to students of cinema. |
| Profs are extremely open to student emails and try their best to give prompt responses. |
| As teachers we often think we have to be artistic to introduce or teach arts to students. |
| Characters with more strokes provide more memorization information and facilitate the differentiation to students. |
| Co-op work reports must be submitted prior to students being interviewed for their subsequent work term placements. |
| At the beginning of every course, I make a point of explaining to students my research interests and qualifications. |
| Essentially the day of packed lecture theatres are gone so now they're looking for new ways to add value to students. |
| This has nothing to do with Student Tuition. |
| S, No way! So they are extremely careful with students result. |
| In Mangalore, CFI will celebrate the day with students of St Agnes Special School. |
| I dropped out in November last year, and had no issues this time with student finance. |
| If you choose a shared hosting, probably do with students who take a course a few weeks. |
| But I did not know that my rapport with students was not being taken well by some top managers of the university. |
| I look forward to reconnecting with students and getting to know the new students over the next weeks and months. |
| This fear is even more pronounced with students, who not only have big debts, but also lack the experience to give. |
| The number of borrowers with student loans outstanding now exceeds the number who carry a balance on their credit cards. |
| Used books are also co-op style and run by students. |
| The discussion is guided by students ' response to what they have read. |
| It's all about students, hence the tag line, for students, chosen by students. |
| Not an uncommon challenge faced by students and teachers during a typical school day. |
| Paid for almost entirely by student loans (paid off in 13 yrs) and some part time work. |
| Two of the most common federal loans used by students are Stafford loans and Perkins loans. |
| In practice, there is plenty of evidence that it continues to be used in some schools and is accepted by students. |
| It can also be taken by students with no allocated teaching hours but who have an interest in teaching in the future. |
| We are fueled by students with fresh perspectives, a flexibility to learn, and an unparalleled enthusiasm and passion. |
| The following questions may be used by students, guided by tutors or lecturers, to help with reflection and evidencing. |
| Feedback from students has been tremendous. |
| The immediate reaction from students was negative. |
| Will I get a different degree from students in the 4-year LL. |
| I understand your red flag reaction when teacher say they learn from student teachers. |
| We had great feedback from students and staff, and we hope you enjoyed the night as much as we did. |
| Most of that tiny proportion of year 12 enrolments comes from students who already speak the language. |
| The assignment was a relatively loose and manageable exercise, but elicited a predictable reaction from students. |
| The club subsists on sponsorship money, membership fees from students and professors, and tickets sales from ClasFest. |
| Higher Education Secretary has notified the universities about collecting all relevant data from students before 15-11-2012. |
| Consistent feedback and compliments from students who enjoyed my tuition classes encourages me to perform better as a home tutor. |
| Many of us are drowning in student loan debt. |
| I still owe money in student loans for that but it was worth it. |
| He had maybe $40,000 in cash, against $145,000 in student loans. |
| Jones racked up $40,208 in student loan debt in undergraduate and graduate school, and Mrs. |
| How can we get past this significant barrier in student activity? By means of communication. |
| And she even has a little bit to pay off in student loans from her first degree -- from 1996. |
| Student poverty is pretty much accepted as the norm in Australian society and is a running joke in student circles. |
| Beyond this, students can get involved in student societies and research initiatives through the Faculty of Science. |
| Having been involved in student government, I understood the issues engineering students had when it came to job searching. |
| Then, to make this even worse, I funded this on student loans. |
| This is the reason students have become the biggest fan of this song. |
| The emphasis is on student voice and parental voice, not teacher voice. |
| The song also depicts the negative impacts that Ratta has on students mind and life. |
| For matriculants, information is readily available on student loans, transport and accommodation. |
| Admission to the 200 level compulsory core courses depends on students ' previous academic records. |
| He said the ministry would propose to the Prime Minister to do away with various fees imposed by schools on students. |
| He also hoped that the committee would be able to create a positive impact on students in practising healthy politics. |
| The Crimson report also quoted reviews from Harvard's Q Guide, which scores professors and courses based on student reviews. |
| The fact is that teacher absenteeism has a much greater influence on students ' performance than the other factors combined. |
| AVG wants to highlight this growing trend particularly among students. |
| Another problem among students today: they don't take reading seriously. |
| He said discussions among students are streamed live on Facebook and Twitter. |
| This is only part of a growing trend among students who seek their degree online. |
| Many cases involving unethical conduct among students reported daily is very worrying. |
| Teaching as a profession is becoming more popular among students who aspire of being a teacher. |
| We welcome your suggestions! Swimming Sports There are some very keen swimmers among students from Mahutonga and Matariki. |
| CRITERIA 4) How well did the students perform? To discriminate among student performance across criteria, you will create a. |
| The revolutionary movement came from within, first initiated among students and then spread through the large population of peasants. |
| Interaction between the artist, the visual consumer and the abstract conception is part of the missing link of socialization among students. |
| They spend ten minutes a day per student for five days a week. |
| The seats, as opposed to 63 units per student larabe bharticchu. |
| He was the lead broker and He is the one that quoted $5000 as the cost per student. |
| This year, for instance, LAUSD should have received $6,718 per student, but got only $5,221. |
| Security cost per student is also likely to be higher in high schools than in primary schools. |
| There may be a regular ' gift ' to the teacher -- probably just a few tens of dollars per student. |
| At an annual cost of $149,655 per student (discussed in Part 2 ), the entire public primary system would cost $38. |
| For a university charging the maximum fees of 9,000, this will mean spending 1,050 per student on access measures. |
| The school spends less per student than other district schools, but it also receives a lot of grant money, he said. |
| The report recommends a base level of funding per student which would then be scaled based on the level of disadvantage they face. |