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Some people say that this term pupils' achievements will be measured by a formal test rather than by their teachers' assessment.

The girl is just 17, but she has risen through the ranks of her classmates and is clearly one of our school's top pupils.

Being already able to read gave her a head start over the other pupils.

The Korean student's eyes seem a little bit smaller than those of the Japanese student, but his eyes at least have pupils.

On that evening there was to be one of the dances given by Iogel, the dancing-master, during the holidays to his pupils.

Last Tuesday, during the final assembly of the year at my daughter's school, pupils said goodbye to a teacher who was being elbowed out.

Welfare makes it too easy to do nothing; schools have to do a better job of bringing pupils with foreign backgrounds up to academic speed.

Another teacher said she knew of a group of pupils who wrote online: "Join this group if you think Mrs X is still a virgin. "

Hatha yoga has not been used to treat the total personality. This is why teachers are not able to raise the level of their pupils.

Nevertheless, 27 per cent of school pupils had tried smoking and 5 per cent smoked at least one cigarette a week, girls more than boys.

the investigation, said: "When police arrived there was complete chaos, pupils were jumping out of the building through the windows. "

It also urged that teachers be individually assessed according to how much their pupils learn.

It could also research any other language that might be of interest to Chinese pupils.

And then it was afterward, and the nurse was shining a torch in her eyes, to see how big the pupils were, and writing it down on a chart.

Only a third of pupils in poorer parts of England show good development after a year in school, figures reveal.

Margaret shone as one of the brighter pupils in her year, and was very soon put up a form.

At the end of every term a schoolmaster reports on each of his pupils.

In the city, be in full swing in the pupils " exam " , Kunming municipal Party committee also began to once a year " midterm" .

The headmaster failed to strike the right note in his speech on diligence and the lazy pupils continued to idle away their time.

The prime minister said the strike had been called by a "minority" of teachers, and said it was regrettable for both pupils and parents.

Chinese Mantis eyes have "pseudo pupils" that seem to follow you around, but the eyes do not really move.

My song will sit in the pupils of your eyes, and will carry your sight into the heart of things.

The pupils of his eyes flashed digital numbers as he calculated the commission in his head.

When the teacher said, "All right, boys and girls, let's call it a day, " the pupils immediately got up and rushed out of the classroom.

One English literature don said pupils were more likely to be asked about Harry Potter than Shakespeare, at least in initial questioning.

In countries where schools mainly seek to teach pupils to read, write and grasp some basic maths, centralisation seems to work.

A faint vision of a new teacher trying to convince pupils that he is "one of the guys" .

Thus, coming into a university from industry, one is surprised to see that entering pupils are treated as young and immature.

Tonya is Afro-American. Brown skin. Jet black hair. The pupils of her eyes the deepest brown. Almost black.

The young Bostonian, one of the dead sculptor's pupils who had come with the body, looked about him helplessly.

Every time the young teacher goes into his class; the pupils always talk the mickey out of him.

The inspector gave a grunt of approval. "Now" , he said, 'I school like to question one of your pupils.

In schools, for instance, pupils should be able to see teachers' faces, as should judges and juries in court.

One day, a teacher took his pupils to a chicken farm to pay a visit. When they came near the incubator, chick just got out of its egg shell.

My song will sit inthe pupils of your eyes, and will carry your sight into the heart of things.

By the age of 15, 38% of pupils have done so at least once, compared with an average in OECD countries of 13%.

For it to leave the field is to invite pupils to appropriate the values of less high-minded elements and institutions in society.

However, there was no evidence to suggest that pupils who said they were nervous had a much quicker heart beat than normal.

On reaching the middle of the football pitch, Fan later confided to his blog, "I found none of my pupils were with me. "

They never knew when he would take out the matchbox in which he kept numbered pieces of paper corresponding to the pupils' seat numbers.

I looked up from the exercise books of my young pupils, which I was just correcting , into the lined, kind face of a little lay sister.

One can understand how such a tutor can get pupils, for these poor creatures do not often get the chance of making a choice.

The decline could still be a temporary consequence of warm weather or half-term: pupils have been one of the main transmission routes.

In Berlin, where six-year primary schools are the rule, good pupils seem to fare no worse than those educated in four-year schools.

When I was at school, the other pupils voted me: "Pupil most likely to end up in a mental institution. "

The arrangements for Dongba Experimental's pupils do not suggest a genuine desire to better their circumstances.

Most of the pupils seem to be well disposed toward the new teacher.

However, when people looked closely, they discovered that the otherwise complete dragons were all missing the pupils of their eyes.

It is no use teaching the pupils to rattle off the ancient poems which they do not understand at all.

Pupils did not volunteer ideas that suggested that they appreciated the complexity of causes of rainforest destruction.

Pupils will need to be able to speak in sentences, with correct pronunciation, and express simple ideas clearly in another language.

One of the aims of the competition is to put pupils in direct contact with the nation's greatest poetry.

If it were a state, its pupils' test scores would rank dead last.

In the OECD's worldwide tests of pupils' abilities in reading, maths and science, Brazil is near the bottom of the class (see chart).

eleven-plus an examination formerly used to select school pupils at about, the age of 11 for an appropriate secondary education.

It appears to me that if one wants to make progress in mathematics, one should study the masters and not the pupils.

Results The stability of pupils' aggression was found and there was no gender difference.

I suppose the emphasis would be on the emotions of war, and the lesson, for the pupils, that wars come with a cost.

"Lazy rich kids who had been mucking around, and coming up to exam time realised they needed help" , is how one tutor describes his pupils.

The performances will allow pupils to see how the principles and elements of theater are put into action.

It calls for a whole school approach to embed sustainability, with all pupils having access to out of class learning.

He felt out of place at the new school until one of the older pupils took him under his wing.

With a complete understanding of his pupils, the experienced teacher equips himself for the classroom.

Arguably, the bank should be proud of old pupils who have achieved growth, repaid debt and attracted private financing.

Palfrey Junior is a state school, with no religious affiliation. But the fact that 98% of its pupils are Muslim affects the ethos.

Now with all this I myself must study this order and disorder before I can convey it to my pupils.

China could also study whether other languages might be of benefit to enough pupils as well.

We are the staff and pupils of a junior school in England, who have put together several pages to help you learn more about our culture.

Not all is wolfed down by the pupils, though - some ends up in the stomach of the resident dog.

Despite the difficulties faced by British school pupils, their morale seems high, at least among some of them.

She had a deep affection for her pupils.

Objective: To understand pupils vision low rate in the city and countryside and its influencing factor.

It should be noted that pupils themselves are not allowed to access the system and view their absence records in any way.

Being enraged the pupils got ready to beat the young lady rider black and blue.

the contracted pupils of her eyes.

The question set by the teacher was so difficult that the pupils did not know how to tackle it.

She hopes to start teaching her students about the Olympics later this year and already has plans to start a torch relay for her pupils.

IT IS one of the oldest debates in education. Should teachers tell pupils the way things are or encourage them to find out for themselves?

Some of the best pupils have been marked out for special training.

He squinted his narrow eyes until the dark pupils disappeared altogether.

By all accounts, he quickly became a favourite of the teachers and the pupils there, but endured some teasing on account of his looks.

d: please look straight ahead . let me check the distance between the pupils . it's 55mm. here is the prescription for you glasses.

At the moment, both primary and secondary schools have to teach pupils age-appropriate lessons about the biology of sex in science.

English is a new subject for the pupils, so our English teachers are trying to find out a good way of how to learn English so well.

Pupils who do not meet the required standards may be asked to repeat all or part of the year.

I shall have to take the pupils into the hills, as usual, and see them settled there.

Kate was more than a teacher. She also did what she could to take care of her pupils.

George Gamow - one of Friedman's pupils - was the major advocate of the Big Bang theory.

homeroom: A school classroom to which a group of pupils of the same grade are required to report each day.

Ann: A young woman teacher who punished three pupils to stand naked in the front of whole class was reported on the Internet.

Ann: A young woman teacher who punished three pupils to stand naked in the front of whole class was reported on the Internet.

The dominant idea, raised by 64% of the pupils, was that rainforests provide animals with habitats.

In Lebanon school's out for summer - to the obvious delight of these Beirut pupils.

In Chinese, ask the pupils what they are not allowed to do at home, and what things they are not allowed to have. B.

On a special teacher's day, a kindergarten teacher was receiving gifts from her pupils.

Without enforcement, government regulations and seatbelt availability on school buses are not enough to ensure seatbelt usage among pupils.

For this, people blamed a system which allotted pupils to schools on the basis of perceived ability at the age of ten.

Report Digital "I SET up a Fantasy Football competition between some of my toughest pupils, " one young man explains.

Bavarian primary school is encouraging pupils to chew gum in class in an attempt to improve their grades.

It has been observed to cause the pupils to dilate, increase blood pressure, and increase the heart rate.

In one case, the attacker made comments to at least 24 friends and classmates about his interest in killing other pupils and building bombs.

Posters on the walls of school classrooms exhort pupils to never give up, to give their all, to aim for the skies.

Lessons last for a standardised 50 minutes and are always followed by a 10-minute break, which gives the pupils a chance to let off steam.

Listen to the wind, flowers, remorse, and also wise pupils in quiet beautiful manner.

a teacher should not show preference for any one of her pupils .

Parts of the national curriculum are not "relevant" to the least academic pupils, he added.

Pupils are encouraged to develop an understanding of the concept of possible and preferred futures.

Pupils asked for sick leave regularly, though it was rare for her.

Belladonnine can be used to sedate, anesthetize, alleviate pain, relieve spasm, reduce gland secretion and dilate the pupils of the eyes.

I never teach my pupils, I only attempt to provide the conditions. ----Albert Einstein.

Being naturally great mimics of men's actions, they showed themselves most apt pupils.

Except flowers, the pupils sent their teacher a nice greeting card for her birthday.

An elementary teacher needs to reflect his own working state and value when he wants to activate his pupils vitality.

She shouldered a heavy burden of teaching and supervision, now reflected in the growing achievements of a brilliant galaxy of pupils.

The figures showed that of more than 12, 000 pupils stopped by truancy patrols, around half were accompanied by a parent.

Particularly contentious is a plan to use pupils' test scores to help identify ineffective teachers as in need of retraining.

A good teacher should suit his lessons to the age of his pupils.

At least, it's an undeniable fact that most of the fat pupils of mine are mentally slow.

The proposal to stop skirts altogether is part of measures put out to pupils and parents for consulation.

Did my presence make her feel so insecure that she felt she had to punish me in front of the pupils.

He defended the actions of one of his pupils who beat a television reporter for arriving uninvited at Mr Guo's home.

A science teacher has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after one of his pupils was attacked in school.

And pupils seems to be insterested in learning with tablets.

Budget cuts are beginning to close youth centres and affect pupils and students.

These schools normally select their pupils by an entrance examination, and sometimes an interview.

I was at this school for six weeks and I taught a variety of subjects to a class of fourteen-year-old pupils.

Ask one or two pupils to calculate the days in a year.

Gradually the typhus fever left Lowood, but the number of deaths made the public aware of the poor conditions in which the pupils lived.

An American teacher asked one of her pupils, "What's the nation's capital? "

Miss Flower has put the fear of God into her pupils-they're all much quieter than they used to be.

A good teacher suits his lessons to the age of his pupils.

The young professor, followed by his pupils, entered the lecture hall confidently.

Bit of a shambles. He snogged his pupils.

The 48 year-nine pupils had not covered any part of the GCSE science syllabus before the lessons.

Below is the simpler version of my system, developed to help my pupils pass history, psychology, and other information-heavy tests.

What surprised me most was that all the pupils were unusually quiet.

Must sit with me, he would stare at one's pupils do not turn. Slowly I asked: " you always chewing will not sick? " Make you cry no.

He reckons good leadership and organisation are essential, and that schools must instil the habit of good behaviour in pupils.

Seatbelt use was more frequent among primary school pupils than among older pupils.

There being no teacher in the classroom, the pupils began to talk freely.

Some pupils arrive speaking no English: they are offered up to four years' specialist help, but expectations are not lowered.

They found 89% of pupils had access to computers at home and English was the subject pupils used computers for most often.

Pupils in vocational courses are to be given the opportunity to obtain the additional qualifications required for higher studies.

One day, Miss Li is having an English class, All the pupils are listening to her with smiles.

Pupils crowded round (their teacher) to ask questions.

The government said it did not plan to scrap national testing, adding that the regime encouraged pupils to progress.

e. g. A teacher should not show preference for any one of his pupils.

Among the assorted education guarantees is that some pupils who fall behind will be able to get one-to-one catch-up tuition.

A number of boarding pupils come from forces backgrounds, or overseas postings, together with a number of foreign students.

I was well received by my fellow-pupils; treated as an equal by those of my own age, and not molested by any.

By the time I reached secondary school, ACS was encouraging its ethnic Chinese pupils to take Mandarin as the second language.

One teacher said she had to lie down on the floor at break time and others had left to teach older, taller pupils.

But it should be a thorough exam in which the doctor dilates the pupils and examines the optic nerve.

He was a different person then--unresponsive, with dilated pupils and a red and blue face.

James often made fun of the new pupil because her speech was not like the other pupils.

I collect some good ideas from pupils, then write them down in the textbook.

Their pupils come from the best-off homes, but they turn out 15-year-olds who do no better than the average child across the OECD.

He had luminous pupils, yellowish beard and hair, and an old scar sewn with baling knots across his stomach.

But in many cases, a merger will lead a good school to close, forcing its pupils to take long bus journeys to the next town.

Not surprisingly, pupils tended to live up or down to what was expected of them, so that the.

The level of knowledge is checked every half a year when pupils have to pass exams.

The teacher in the cartoon is trying to interest her pupils in a violin.

no teacher in the classroom, the pupils began to talk freely.

In sub-Saharan Africa, less than two thirds of pupils reach the last grade in the majority of countries.

So it is what the pupils do in their spare time that really prepares them to take their place in society as citizens when they grow up.

From then on, he had a pair of fire eyes with golden pupils.

To accommodate a fairly large number of pupils, I had a small classroom built on the balcony of my apartment which sits 7 pupils.

She has also vowed to make the cost of school uniforms tax deductible, saying that they give pupils "a sense of discipline" .

The teacher was unable to educe an answer from her pupils.

Once it was snowing hard, but I saw my headmaster still standing at the school gate. She helped pupils cross the road.

Pupils are seated in groups of up to four around a number of evenly spaced tables.

Now variations and combinations of these two hat shapes formed the basis of the pupils' final designs.

Some of the Thirty, including Critias, their chief, had been pupils of Socrates.

ASK pupils what they would like to see changed about their schools and they will come up with a surprisingly modest list.

The pupils lapsed into silence when the schoolteacher came into the classroom.

Methods We investigated the children diet and nutrimental disease in the 500 pupils.

There were never more than three or four pupils in his class, so he had a tough time bunking off without being noticed.

And you can narrow down the type by looking at my pupils.

TV children are usually good pupils, and most of their teachers like this special kind of work.

Understanding of sustainable development involves pupils considering the interaction between economic, social and environmental systems.

Alena (in the middle) is one of her best pupils.

Teacher, the lofty title, wish that you have pupils everywhere, light of spring all over all sides.

Contaminated lunches are blamed for an outbreak of dysentery that left primary school pupils suffering from dangerous levels of dehydration.

One in five pupils still leaves primary school unable to read and write effectively.

Methods Class Play Inventory and Peer Nomination were used to survey 553 pupils about relational aggression in a primary school.

not only are all the pupils required to make bookplates but the teaching staff are called on to help , too.

Miss Johnson had the idea that one of our pupils might have gone out there to keep an assignation with someone.

Trauma patients with GCS 3 persisting from the scene with bilaterally fixed dilated pupils have no appreciable chance of survival.

Friends and family stayed close; the local Steiner school, where they had been pupils since toddlerhood, gave constant quiet support.

At the more expensive end of the market, a 10-year waiting list for pupils is still the standard boast.

LET me recite the names of the pupils who have not been absent this term.

It might even send some pupils to explore those dusty and neglected books that were once regarded as the foundation of a proper education.

The Durham team used aptitude tests to show that pupils of a given ability get far higher A-level grades now than they used to 20 years ago.

"He will never amount to anything, " reported a Munich gymnasium(high school) about one of its pupils. His name: Albert Einstein.

BEIJING - At least 15 pupils were confirmed dead after a school bus rolled over in Xuzhou, East China's Jiangsu province.

Methods A typical sampling method was used to perform the questionnaire study among local inhabitants and pupils.

Apart from the 164 remaining grammar schools, none is allowed to select pupils on the basis of their outstanding academic prowess.

He ranks among the best pupils of his grade.

But public services remain poor: roads are potholed, airports are crowded and pupils learn less than in many places with lower taxes.

His pupils used to sleep in the daytime during midsummer, and while he overlooked this he himself never wasted a minute.

The first two of these events are aimed at parents of current pupils. However parents of prospective pupils are most welcome too.

A school that fails to do so for two years running must offer pupils the opportunity to transfer to better schools.

If you're talking to a girl and her pupils are as big as saucers, then it's a good chance she's attracted to you!

With school pupils taking part, egged on by the Socialist Party, things could yet spin out of control.

Some educational experts insist on that all pupils should study art and music , I have different idea to this point .

The pupils crowed round the teacher to ask questions.

British private school, knows confusingly as "public schools" , attracts pupils from around the world.

New York's school system is letting him test a couple of them on its children. One is to give pupils cash incentives.

When the fire broken out, the pupils stampeded , jamming up the stairways.

It has been argued that the American education is observably slow in the pupils' mathematics training.

Mr. Xu, 40, explains that when he began teaching 20 years ago, pupils' physical education grades counted for nothing.

Williams tells his pupils to tear these pages from the book, and goes on to inspire them with a genuine love of literature.

His drawings, and works by his pupils, will round out the show.

the pupils began to appreciate the fruits of their labours.

Nearly all the pupils found chemistry especially difficult this term. After the exam, they felt that they were on the same boat.

My sister, a primary school teacher, was informed by one of her pupils that a bird had built its nest in the tree outside the classroom.

The first news of the cases came at the weekend, but the number of pupils kept in quarantine doubled in the Foreign Office statement today.

The innovative thinking ability of pupils in primary school can be developed by strengthening the exercise of composition.

Mr Martin noted how many new pupils arrive unprepared for learning: unable to sit still and listen, or not toilet-trained.

He is such a good teacher that all his pupils like him.

Researchs reveal that people like persons with big eyes and pupils.

Beefy security guards funnelled the pupils through a gauntlet of media and several dozen silent supporters.

Pupils dilate , palms become sweaty and the heart rate increases.

He says converting to online study will also help keep pupils more up-to-date.

Schools do not receive extra funding for migrant pupils; many claim they are full, or charge hefty illicit fees.

However, she and her fellow pupils at Lochgilphead Primary School have agreed to help the council create a new menu.

pupils who ended up in the B streams and C streams . . .

It's a simple matter of looking through a binoculars-like device that measures the distance between your pupils.

Its 4 cases, the pupils were avulsed and dispersed. In 3 cases, irises were partly damaged. None of the cases had the anterior synechia.

It's true that evolution can seem a difficult concept and that most resources on evolution are targeted towards pupils at secondary schools.

P. assistant teaching method can promote pupils' attitudes and interests of learning or not.

She ran the Roman Catholic school in Fajardo and was concerned that the new school would take her best pupils.

In a clinical manner, some of the pig abattoirs, temples, pupils and surau are no longer in the right place because of development.

With as many as 150 in each class, the tents that serve as classrooms are ripped and shredded as the pupils tumble out of them.

As a direct result of pupils' activities, we are seeing more responsible use of resources in schools and beyond them.

A present or two is to be given to some of the pupils.

Chapter Three outlines the psychological development and English studying characteristics of the pupils.

The babies' faces are expressionless and their pupils aren't visible which gives the appearance of lifelessness and dreadfulness.

Nearby, two of his pupils are staring up a tree, slingshots in hand.

What seems easy to the teacher often seems difficult to the pupils.

It is one of demands of realizing quality education to train pupils have good study habits of mathematics.

The five-volume report confirmed allegations from thousands of former pupils from the institutions.

FOR most of the four centuries since it was founded, Batley Grammar School in West Yorkshire has charged to educate its pupils.

Teachers hurried the pupils out of their seats to other exits, only to find that the emergency doors were locked.

It transpired some pupils were about to sit an out-of-date exam.

A reader only of these letters may well ask why Berlin had such grateful pupils and devoted friends.

Lucien runs a boxing training centre and lives for the training of his young pupils.

This leads to a release of stress hormones, which causes your heart to race, your pupils to dilate, and your blood pressure to soar.

But such questions as toothache, bad breath, tissue bleeding, inflamed gum and swollen are the major causes in pupils' daily life.

British pupils fare relatively well in science, performing better than the OECD average, but in reading and mathematics they are mediocre.