Sentence examples for aware pupils from inspiring English sources
Paul Brennan, deputy director for children's services, said the council spoke with the school's recently-appointed head teacher Lesley Boyd as soon as it was made aware pupils were smoking on the premises.
We needed to see teachers as "ethical human beings", it was argued, and to be aware that pupils were conscious of what was acceptable behaviour and what was not.
In neither case were people aware that pupil size was sending out a signal, said Vallotigara.
And 40 per cent are aware that their pupils have viewed online pornography.
In addition, 38 per cent were aware of their pupils sexting - sending explicit messages or photographs to their peers via their mobiles and other gadgets.
But she warns that if teachers aren't able to make pupils aware of it, the field may seem less arresting than others.
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Every now and again we have themed days, so for Chinese new year we had Chinese food, and for Independence Day we have American food - which is fun, and it makes pupils aware of other cultures and other food.
So while I can certainly applaud the policy of Cranbrook school in making its pupils aware of the dangers of taking a range of substances, the penalty visited upon those of its pupils found to be snorting mephedrone seems to me frankly outrageous – and quite possibly a breach of their human rights.
Well, the innocence I remember from the Fifties and Sixties has long gone and, according to a just published teaching union survey, 38 per cent of teachers are now aware of their pupils sexting – sending explicit messages via mobile phones and other devices.
I journey through the body every day as I listen to my patients' lungs, manipulate their joints, or gaze in through their pupils, aware not just of each individual and his or her anatomy but the bodies of all those I've examined in the past.
