The phrase "acceptance pupils" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to students who have been accepted into a program or school, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The acceptance pupils for the new academic year will be announced next week."
Alternatives: "accepted students" or "admitted pupils".
The site is a tacit acceptance of the new ways pupils want to learn.
There are no entry requirements for pupils, and the acceptance rate is 100% at six years of age.
Conversely, despite anxiety or prospects of non-acceptance, how teachers responded to pupils' attainment in school 'entry-tests' provided psychological stimulation for some pupils, enhancing self-esteem and pupils' perceptions about education.
With Prasad, Narayan enacted the ganda bandhan, a traditional ceremony of acceptance between a teacher and his pupil, in which Narayan swore obedience in exchange for being maintained by Prasad.
The questionnaire assessed seven domains: General Satisfaction, Negative Affect, Acceptance, Peer Context, Social Integration, Opportunity, Pupil-Teacher Relationship, and Adventure.
The event inspired the 1997 comedy In & Out, starring Kevin Kline as a notionally straight teacher, engaged to be married, who is horrified when his movie-star ex-pupil outs him in an acceptance speech.
According to what have been done, cooperative learning through performance of pupils, provide the opportunity for social acceptance and self-confidence and also improve mental ability.
The master wrote a letter of acceptance in ornate Urdu, saying he took on new pupils only on the Festival of Lights, & that he would visit on that day.
Acceptance was further enhanced through recognition and nurturing of pupils' individual capabilities, including in non-examinable subjects.
Drop-out rates at follow-up were low: 20.6% at 12-months, including 12.7% at three months follow-up, indicating broad acceptance of the interventions and questionnaires by both schools and pupils.
