Sentence examples for able classmates from inspiring English sources

Research shows that articulate, confident, able classmates are the greatest source of help for other pupils.

"Zaka was popular in his own peer group [but] not performing to his potential and probably frightened to do so in case it was seen as a weakness by less able classmates," Rimmer recalls.

IT IS a strategy used by countless students down the years: identify the least able classmate and endeavour to stay ahead of him.

One day, I might even be able to forgive Classmates for lying about how many people were looking for me.

Throughout secondary schooling, Kaczynski had far surpassed his classmates, able to solve advanced Laplace transforms before his senior year.

"Because of the size of the medical class, and by not submitting assessments or sitting tests, the individual was able to deceive classmates and teachers," explained the university in a statement to 3News.

But thanks to the Blackstone Group, 150 New York students will be able to one-up classmates by showing off their private equity connections.

An unflappable sense of confidence If you've gone all out with the fancy dress, you need to be able to look your classmates in the eye.

Her daughter, she said, was introverted and when she saw classmates being able to handle chopsticks, she felt peer pressure and became anxious.

"We found it very therapeutic for the children when they can be again with their classmates, be able to laugh and to talk, and again do normal things," said Mr. Inocentes.

In 2015, a 13-year-old boy was able to clear a classmate's blockage after learning the move watching the cartoon "SpongeBob SquarePants".