Sentence examples for affect pupils from inspiring English sources

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

Lighting, circulation, acoustics, individuality and colour were revealed to affect pupils' progress in the year-long study of achievement by 751 children in seven primary schools in Blackpool.

3.11pm: My colleague Toby Helm says that although school budgets are being protected, there are other cuts in the CSR that will affect pupils: Look for instance at the sports budget, that will affect young people.

The empirical results support the assumption that regional opportunity structures significantly affect pupils' educational attainment.

In fact, future avenues could be to assess how class and school level variables might affect pupils' performance according to the different levels of ability by adopting a quantile multilevel regression perspective.

The government had already announced that it wanted to shake up GCSEs by returning to the system where most exams were taken after two years, rather than in modules, and those changes were already planned to affect pupils beginning their GCSE studies this autumn.

Lord Rogers, the architect of buildings ranging from the Pompidou Centre in Paris to Mossbourne academy in Hackney, east London, has urged the government to rethink its policy for the procurement of £2.5bn worth of new schools and "for the sake of the next generation" heed evidence that school environments affect pupil performance.

Given that the addition of the CHEX table produced a change in luminosity and contrast to the participants' interface when compared to the interface of the control condition a difference that could affect pupil dilation we used dwell time on the changing aircraft for assessing attentional processing during fixations instead of measuring the pupil diameter (Poole & Ball, 2006).

Cataract extraction surgery is known to affect pupil size and centration [ 28, 29].

The aim of this study was to examine how age and in vivo measured lens transmission of blue light might affect pupil light responses, in particular, mediated by the ipRGC.

The rule change affects pupils aged 11 and over.