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But if you ask a student today, you'll probably hear a different story.
But in all seriousness, unless we do something to drastically improve student engagement with mathematics, we'll not only have a huge skills shortage crisis but a fickle population, easily manipulated by whoever can get the most air time.
It's very difficult to tell a student struggling with mathematics today to work hard for a payoff in the distant future.
So, from a purely economic point of view: if we don't use immediate incentives, we are underinvesting in student outcomes.
As a company, we've always run a double bottom line, looking to both make a return for investors as well as improve student outcomes.
We know that our path to long-term profitability is through improving student outcomes.
More like a bad student editor.
For something made by an eighteen year old film student, I would say bravo, but that is not the case.
The two main characters are dismal actors and once again that would be okay if this were a student film.
Some of the camera work and dialog look and sound as if it were done by a film student.
It seems as though it was made by a college student for a film class.
Would be promising if it were a student film.
There's an absolutely confusing procedure by which the ghosts affect people in this world: it involves the internet, phone calls, a computer science experiment, a suspicious grad student, withdrawn behavior, red rooms, dark stains, and _then_ suicides.
Antonio and this young college student, horrible actress by the way, just jump to the controls of the sub when the sub is in trouble.
The entire piece looks like a college "art" film crafted by a freshman film student trying to hide a lack of true talent.
A stupid teen supposed comedy that revolves a serious of misunderstanding including (but not limited to) a hooker being confused with a foreign exchange student, girlfriend beating, a girl loving a gay guy, and the straight guy that loves her, and bitchy gossipers.
Our hero is a dirty living college student who is doing research into the occult.
I really tried to enjoy it but it was like a student film, they must have had the smallest budget.
Having been an Erasmus student myself and having visited several friends studying abroad, I know very well what it means to spend some time abroad and mix with different cultures at the same time.
A student filmmaker could have made a more daring film than this poorly visualized surface performance film.
A female genetic engineering grad student uses her research on accelerated mitosis to artificially create a male, because a biological weapon used in WW3 killed off 97% of the worldwide male population.
Jack Brooks (Trevor Matthews) is a college student with some severe anger issues.
Reminds me of a hack student film, BUT WORSE.
the killer failed to be the unstoppable force that i expected him to be,and he seemed to be the average angry "D" student able to outsmart only stupid people.
The premise of signing a student researcher just because he walks into your lab makes no sense.
This student had an interesting type of moving robot in his apartment and sadly enough this non living thing is more interesting than the characters in this film.
The themes of class distinction, homosexuality, longing-desire, etc. were simple and superficial; no more developed than what one would expect from a first year philosophy student.
Probably written by some collage student with friends to compassionate to tell him that his writing sucks.
Get a live people, and do something else, whatever you do, no movies please!! To top everything, producers went to South Africa for filming, what you see on screen is one giant sand hole, where the "action" takes place, between extremely bad actors and extremely bad fx that any film student would do better.
It is very possible that I simply didn't give the movie a fair enough chance because it was so immediately unappealing to me (something similar happened with Triplets of Belleville), but I really should have caught on when I put the film on and my roommate, an exchange student from Japan, immediately started laughing at the movie, saying that it sounded dumb.
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