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00:20 Feb 9, 2024 |
Polish to English translations [PRO] General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Darius Saczuk United States Local time: 02:57 | ||||||
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4 | identifying a student as "at-risk" in a given subject |
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4 | Cause for concern |
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2 | at risk of failing a subject |
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at risk of failing a subject Explanation: . |
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identifying a student as "at-risk" in a given subject Explanation: This is what I at the schools and universities where I teach - straight from the horse's mouth... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 12 mins (2024-02-09 00:33:33 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Depending on the wording of the whole paragraph, you can also write, "identifying at-risk students". Edsembli https://www.edsembli.com › identifying-at-risk-students One of an educator's most important responsibilities involves learning to recognize and identify at-risk students — here's how you can do so. At-risk students are identified by looking at their school work, attendance record, class participation, home life, and any medical issues. Teachers also use assessments during class to help them identify these students. |
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Cause for concern Explanation: This is the term used in the UK. Just throwing it in for a different audience |
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