Sie suchten nach: media influence for student (Englisch - Tagalog)

media influence
impluwensya ng media

benifit for student
benifit for student of social

speech for student council
pananalita para sa student council

vice principal for student services
tagapag - ugnay ng mga gawain ng mag - aaral

speech for student council president
talumpati para sa pangulo ng konseho ng mag-aaral

oathtaking sample forms for student council
oathtaking sample form para sa konseho ng mag-aaral

even his influence for good in his family and in the people of the city was a failure
maging ang kanyang impluwensya para sa kabutihan sa kanyang pamilya at sa mga tao ng lungsod ay isang pagkabigo

weakness for students
my weakness when i was in elementay

speech introduction for students
speech

for students with missing output
sinuri at naitala ang mga output ng mga nag - aaral

should teachers voluntary parents fegure for students
should teachers voluntary parents fegure for students?

such as having a more student friendly entrepreneur friendly environment and hosting various events that can be used as a stepping stone for students to sell their goods.
besides that, this study will also improve the administration of a certain school to broaden their knowledge on the demands of the business world to young entrepreneurs.

for students without internet at home, this increases the difficulty of keeping up with distance learning.
para sa mga mag-aaral na walang internet sa bahay, pinapataas nito ang kahirapan na mapanatili ang distansyang pag-aaral.

lack of access to technology or good internet connectivity is an obstacle to continued learning, especially for students from disadvantaged families.
isang balakid sa patuloy na pag-aaral ang kakulangan ng pag-access sa teknolohiya o mahusay na pagkakonekta sa internet, lalo na sa mga estudyante na galing sa mga pamilyang nasa kawalan.

most colleges in cuba manage access to internet for students and professors by establishing limits to the amount of time they spend online, or the amount of information they download.
napamamahalaan ng karamihan sa mga kolehiyo sa cuba ang access sa internet ng mga estudyante at propesor nila sa pamamagitan ng paglilimita ng oras ng mga ito sa online, o ng dami ng impormasiyon na naida-download nila.

theoretical lens previous studies have indicated that transport problems for students stimulate bad behaviors including sexual relationship with adults due long distance a student travel to and from school. transport accessibility may motivate not only student regularly school attendance but also punctuality and good health to learn; since motivation is generally regarded as being associated to human needs that in turn motivates learning behavior which may lead quality education. this study is
ang teoretikal na lente ang mga nakaraang pag-aaral ay nagpahiwatig na ang mga problema sa transportasyon para sa mga mag-aaral ay nagpapasigla ng masamang pag-uugali kabilang ang sekswal na pakikipag-ugnay sa mga matatanda dahil sa mahabang distansya ng paglalakbay ng mag-aaral patungo at mula sa paaralan. ang pag-access sa transportasyon ay maaaring mag-udyok hindi lamang sa regular na pagdalo ng mag-aaral kundi pati na rin sa oras at pagiging mahusay na kalusugan upang malaman; yamang ang pagganyak ay karaniwang itinuturing na nauugnay sa mga pangangailangan ng tao na sa gayon ay nag-uudyok sa pag-aaral ng pag-aaral na maaaring humantong sa kalidad ng edukasyon. ang pag-aaral na ito ay

empowers teachers to maximize every student’s academic growth. it helps guide instruction for students at all levels, including gifted and talented, title i, and english language learners (ell). supports personalized learning paths. it enables teachers to easily scaffold instruction for all students. informs instructional time and flexible grouping. it makes it simpler for teachers to support students struggling with grade level content and permits challenging high performance students with ne
empowers teachers to maximize every student’s academic growth. it helps guide instruction for students at all levels, including gifted and talented, title i, and english language learners (ell). supports personalized learning paths. it enables teachers to easily scaffold instruction for all students. informs instructional time and flexible grouping. it makes it simpler for teachers to support students struggling with grade level content and permits challenging high-performance students with new and more complex material. aids in curriculum planning. it serves as a resource when developing curriculum, refining pacing, or revising programs. offers insight relevant to school improvement planning. it informs placement, grade level planning, content area planning, and staffing priorities. provides discussion points for parent-teacher conferences. it connects a student’s map test scores to concrete skills and concepts, making it easier for parents to reinforce goals.