Sentence examples for bad schooling from inspiring English sources
IT IS an experience which, like sunburn, will be familiar to most British holidaymakers travelling in Europe: the inept struggle with a foreign language which is the common legacy of bad schooling and stubborn insularity.
He also tried to compensate for an entire childhood's worth of bad schooling by carrying vocabulary flashcards in his pocket wherever he went, in preparation for the dreaded SAT.
They live in mostly isolated suburbs, receive bad schooling with a frequent rotation of teachers, and directly encounter street crimes related to drugs in their neighborhoods.
If we see it as a French issue — one of lack of any representation on a political level, discrimination on the job level, and bad schooling at the class level — then every French citizen can do something about it.
These could be genetic or due to bad schooling.
She lamented the area's bad schools.
They blame it on bad schools and bad study habits.
"It looked like a bad school play.
Small bad schools offer several advantages.
In other words, a bad school.
But computers and modems cannot magically make bad schools good.
