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23 Oct 2009: Sean Koh (pictured left), a third-year economics student at Trinity Hall, and Doug Cochran (right), a second-year affiliate law student at Emmanuel College, competed in five rounds against 96 ... The competition’s chief adjudicator, responsible for

2 Mar 2009: The competition was judged by a panel of Cambridge undergraduates and master-minded by Sam Dobin , a second year economics student at Trinity College, and Andrew Chapman, a second year history ... student at Robinson College.

25 Mar 2009: Ruth HollingerSidney Sussex 1996 – 1999. After her time here as a geography student, Ruth worked for Pricewaterhouse Coopers and completed an. ... Those excursions of several days duration are not the only travels we now make with student parties.

3 Dec 2009: Does performance related pay for teachers improve student performance? Some evidence from India. ... 3. function for teacher’s pay and a production function for student achievement.

23 Dec 2009: This year the College awarded 17 such prizes. They were awarded to Michelle Jin (Economics) who was also awarded the Whalley Tooker prize for the best performance by a student in ... Music, drama, and sport continue successfully to contribute to the

3 Nov 2009: given to applicants who aregraduates or Graduate Students of this University, or applicants for admission as a Graduate Student. ... A Student may be re-elected for a year at a time, subject to a maximum tenure of four years.

3 Dec 2009: Our findings also show that teaching ‘process’ variables matter significantly to student achievement. ... into teacher ‘unobservables’ that affect student achievement. This is because unobserved teacher-effort.

3 Dec 2009: of teacher characteristics and the school questionnaire elicited data on student and teacher. ... Student Achievement? Some Evidence from India”, Economics of Education Review, 26, No.

3 Dec 2009: of teacher characteristics and the school questionnaire elicited data on student and teacher. ... Student Achievement? Some Evidence from India”, Economics of Education Review, 26, No.

3 Dec 2009: for this representative student if she were to attend a G school, another. ... vantage is due to school-related factors and 69% due to student intake.