Sentence examples for advanced pupils from inspiring English sources

For example, we would like to start a journal club in which experienced students volunteer to discuss scientific papers with their younger counterparts (i.e., advanced pupils and first-year students) to stimulate interest in and fascination for the world of science.

Besides the old stock miracles, like the restoration of sight and severed limbs it offered its advanced pupils a degree of imaginary-light ray control so intense that it could remove spots from clothing.

Children's Dreams: Notes from the Seminar Given in 1936--1940 (Princeton University Press, 2008) is the English translation (finally!) of a seminar conducted by Carl Jung with some of his more advanced pupils, and is the most accessible, understandable presentation of Jung's dream theories that I have ever read.

At Endcliffe Park in Sheffield, families gathered with banners reading "take a hammer to the grammar" and "sharpening my subordinate claws" in reference to the spelling, punctuation and grammar tests that critics say are too advanced for young pupils.

And yet in 2003-04, its first year of operation, its pupils advanced on average 1.7 "grade equivalents" in reading (ie, they learned as much in one year as a child is expected to learn in 1.7 years) and 2.3 in maths.

Having developed an interest in chemistry while still a child, largely through self-study, Bird was far enough advanced to deliver lectures to his fellow pupils at school.

Research into neuroglia was very much advanced by Santiago Ramón y Cajal and his pupils.

Another pupil, upon learning that he had scored advanced proficient in math and science, celebrated with a moon walk across the classroom.

At the end of the year, 78% of pupils using the interactive text scored "proficient" or "advanced" on the California algebra test, compared with only 59% scoring likewise with the standard textbook.

The IoE researchers also found that primary-aged pupils entering free schools tended to be more academically advanced than their neighbourhood peers.

Not that you'd know it to look at Joshua now, a pupil of the Linda Blair school of demonic possession and advanced yoga poses.