The phrase "away from the student" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical or metaphorical distance from a student, often in educational contexts.
Example: "The teacher moved away from the student to give them space to think."
Alternatives: "distant from the student" or "removed from the student."
"It's helpful to be able to sell your ticket, but it takes away from the student section," Flax said.
Away from the student section, older fans, who have framed their degrees and begun families, celebrate touchdowns in their own way.
9 30 p.m. 3) SIP UNDERGROUND For a sophisticated cocktail worlds away from the student bars, head to the subterranean watering hole at Hotel Du Vin (15-19 Trumpington Street; 44-1223-227330; hotelduvin.com/hotels/Cambridge).
Outside, university police said, two people, neither one a student, were arrested during protests which were tense for a while as officers in riot gear forced the crowd away from the student centre.
While that placement might be unpaid, it's not taking away from the student's ability to work part time or come in to college".
There are some similar platforms for booking accommodation, such as Overseas Student Living and other more general rental sites such as Nestpick who have recently moved away from the student market.
No strategy was left unemployed, and what it was doing was taking the responsibility away from the students, developing a learned helplessness.
This may be partly because leaders are generally housed well away from the students, and partly because after the competition the students did not always stay based in one city for the rest of the IMO.
The church members, looking like refugees from the Philadelphia Mummers Parade, were kept away from the students by the Poughkeepsie police, who had to shut down the four-lane road in front of the college.
