… of the students, unaffected by the attempts to cheat, no A student cheated; … students, 23 per
cent of the C students, 75 per cent of the D students, and 67 per cent of the F (failure) students …

… growing proportion of so-c alled nontraditional students. But this makes the questions all the
… ing students, part-time students, older students, transfer and intermittently enrolled students …

… If classroom norms encourage and reward students only for being “right,” we would expect
students to hesitate when asked to reveal their unschooled thinking. And yet revealing precon…

… students’ views regarding their education appear to be relatively convergent. This paper
summarizes dental students’ … It is a consensus opinion that the ‘students’ perspective’ should be …

… percent of the low-income students claimed" I really want to … €" including new findings on
students' sense of belongingâ€" … greatest promise for increasing students' motivation to learn in …

According to SCORE, actively engaged students are energized by four goals (success,
curiosity, originality, and relationship) that satisfy certain human needs. Educators can motivate …

… Throughout the history of American education, evaluation of student performance has been
an element of enduring concern to educators, to students. and to parents (Crooks, 1933). It is …

… students to cheat. We also wanted to know what factors are most likely to deter students from
… The next section of this article discusses student cheating in greater depth, identifies the …

… method in which students learn through facilitated problem solving. In PBL, student learning
centers on a complex problem that does not have a single correct answer. Students work in …

… student success in scientific study, and the demonstrated effect that teaching approaches
have on student … which, if any, teaching approaches affect student self-efficacy in physics, and …