Collocations withstudent
These are words often used in combination withstudent.
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advanced student
Learning materials devoted to this goal are not only missing in textbooks for beginners, but also in readers for the advanced student.
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at-risk students
Therefore, it is important that foreign language instructors not only recognize the possibility that some students experience high levels of anxiety, but also are able to identify these at-risk students.
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blind student
One might not be quite so happy about a blind student doing the same.
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doctoral student
Interspersed with his infectious humour, his musings were a literal godsend to an eager if inexperienced doctoral student.
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elementary student
Elementary student writing development : corpus-based perspectives.
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engineering student
In this connection, it has been decided to set up an engineering student apprenticeship scheme, which will be launched next year.
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exchange student
It is par t of the experience of the immigrant, the tourist, the exchange student, and increasingly, any par ticipant in a large urban community.
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fellow student
As a consequence, he consulted the music specialist and a fellow student for help with his music teaching.
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female student
Their women's section attacked female student isolationism and pacifism on the campuses.
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first-year student
The sum has now been increased to a basic allowance of £200 for the first-year student, rising each year as training proceeds.
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full-time student
A few others were not employed outside the home but were married to a full-time student or university employee.
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gifted student
For a gifted student, this was a double tragedy.
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grad student
He is married to a young grad student who is working on her doctorate.
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immigrant student
Her major research interests include language learning strategies, content-based second language instruction, and literacy development in adolescent immigrant students.
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improved student
The recent focus on increased standards and improved student outcomes adds complexity to this situation.
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incoming student
This concession provides an incentive for students who pay no fee in that year and for the institutions who receive the full £1,000 towards the tuition of the incoming student.
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individual student
In the workshop sessions each individual student within the group of 25 took charge of their particular arrangement, chose personnel and rehearsed the band.
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junior student
A junior student will often refer to senior students as senpai, and alumni will often refer to alumni from earlier classes as senpai.
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low-income students
Among low-income students, however, it was not associated with either of these, but did have modest links with attachment to parents.
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male student
In a gesture that surprised many of the faculty, the third-place male student came forward to accept the award on behalf of all three students.
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mathematics students
There were also other excellent teachers there, and there was a very active group of mathematics students.
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minority student
As the minority student population increased tension between activists clubs and minorities rose, because minority wanted the reigns of the movement that affected them directly.
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nursing student
A nursing student is required to complete 4,600 curricular hours to qualify for a diploma award and achieve professional registration.
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postgraduate student
This might involve engaging a postgraduate student or a member of staff to facilitate discussion.
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prospective student
Admission into higher education depended not only on one's public autobiography, but also on the subject and the university to which the prospective student applied.
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psychology student
She has been a countryside ranger, science teacher, dyslexia specialist and psychology student.
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scholarship student
As a royal scholarship student, he was obliged to work for three years as a royal architect.
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secondary students
The replication was done only on the direct measure; the indirect measure was abandoned because it was considered too abstract for secondary students.
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struggling student
The financial horizon for the struggling student is that he does not see a sun rising and shining upon him.
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student achievement
Implications are made for supporting literacy and content skills for student achievement.
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student activity
It is far preferable that a large area of student activity is under direct student control.
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student aid
An individual's student aid award is likely to vary from institution to institution.
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student assessment
In many of these alternative settings, standardised student assessment or teacher evaluation processes may be inappropriate.
From theCambridge English Corpus
student debt
Moreover, they fail to point out that the vast majority of student debt/credit/borrowing consists of student loans.
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student education
I intend to recommend it highly to directors of medical student education and residency training.
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student enrolment
In 1940, fewer students enrolled due to the onset of the war, student enrolment decreased to 662 students.
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student feedback
Section 5 gives some anecdotal reports from student feedback.
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student handbook
Prohibition against bullyin gis mentioned in the student handbook.
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student instruction
One hour of student instruction of this type may require one-quarter of a man-year of academic staff-time to prepare, to say nothing of the costs of recording.
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student interaction
The authors conclude that more research is needed to find ways to increase student interaction, and to provide more on-line support for students.
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student intern
He was a student intern for a law firm while completing his coursework.
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student involvement
A fundamental premise that underpins our commitment to student involvement in assessment is that taking responsibility for assessment is part of the learning process.
From theCambridge English Corpus
student motivation
The paper concludes with a discussion of how teachers may encourage and foster student motivation and deter mination to continue study in a foreign language.
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student outcomes
Teachers constructing and using theory to enhance their agency emerged as one of the key factors that made a difference to student outcomes.
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student participation
The majority of the respondents most frequently use traditional lectures, with student participation in discussions.
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student performance
Assessing students' oral proficiency in an outcome-based curriculum: student performance and teacher intuitions.
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student progress
Recent federal government acts have decreed that all students should be included in state and district assessment programs in order that comparable information about student progress can be obtained.
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student protesters
We also continue to have concerns about the detention of human rights defenders, journalists, opposition politicians and peaceful student protesters.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
student reading
Its limited depth and many inaccuracies of usage and expression make it unsuitable for introductory student reading.
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student retention
The study attempts to investigate which mode of delivery is more effective in terms of student retention, achievement levels and satisfaction with the programme.
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student satisfaction
Student retention in the four-year program was one of the highest within the university and student satisfaction rates were much higher than average.
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student success
Student success rate for completion was in the 90% plus range.
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student teaching
Language teacher preparation in many countries consists of course work on a university campus followed by some student teaching (the practicum) in a variety of settings.
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student visa
The statistics do not distinguish between short-term and long-term student visa applications.
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student writing
The effect of peer and teacher feedback on student writing.
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talented student
From her early years she was a successful, enthusiastic, and talented student.
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undergraduate student
However, this slim book is beneficial not only to the general reader or the undergraduate student.
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