The phrase "assist pupils" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in educational contexts when referring to helping or supporting students in their learning process.
Example: "Teachers are encouraged to assist pupils in developing their critical thinking skills through interactive activities."
Alternatives: "help students" or "support learners".
It has already been attacked by a wave of literary names: in April, Literature Alliance Scotland called on the council to restore the 10 roles, citing "the vital role of school librarians in encouraging young people to read, introducing them to learning, improving literacy, and assisting pupils' academic attainment and chances in life".
From outside the bag, enumerators assisted pupils in systematically agitating and rinsing all parts of the hand for 10 sec, ensuring full saturation.
The teacher provides the standard grade level curriculum and capitalizes on the talents of the stronger pupils to assist in moving the weaker ones along.
His most ambitious work is a frieze with representations of the works of mercy on the Ospedale del Ceppo at Pistoia (1525 29), in which he was assisted by his pupils Benedetto Buglioni (1461 1521) and Santi Buglioni (1494 1576).
It has legalised abortion, opened up marriage to homosexual couples, and given schools money specifically to assist the least well off pupils.
Ms Chimwemwe Banda, Chief Director of the Ministry of Health concluded: "The Government of Malawi agrees that teaching young people and pupils in schools shall assist in incarnating the sanitation and hygiene practices in the communities, as these pupils shall educate their parents in good behaviours of practising hygiene, including hand washing during the four critical moments.
In some of his work, Zollner was assisted by his pupil Hermann Carl Vogel (1842-1907), afterwardirectortof of the astrophysical ob servatory at Potsdam.
Isabel Nisbet, who was chief executive of Ofqual at the time, said there was now an "issue of validity" with traditional paper exams because pupils no longer write things to assist with learning.
It is important for people to understand that language must be adjusted according to their situation, but banning certain words seems more likely to isolate the very pupils the school is hoping to assist.
The pupils who are residents in the area assist with household chores.
