on task

English

Prepositional phrase

Engaged in an activity or job.
- 2005, Steven W. Lee, Encyclopedia of School Psychology, page 92:
  In other words, it may be important in a parent meeting to report the fact that their child was on task 30% of the time observed, while the comparison student was on task 85% of the time observed.

Anagrams

Konats, Stanko

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