Sentence examples for behaving students from inspiring English sources

The ex-classmate spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear that business clients would find out that he attended a school for poorly behaving students.

With a simple wave of his hand he finds he can wipe out classrooms of badly behaving students, and bring people back to life.

Many schools tried to improve teaching while still struggling with badly behaving students, operating across a number of sites or having a poor head of school in charge.

According to The Wrap, the film centres on a teacher who benefits from the extra terrestrials' aid: he soon discovers he has magical powers and can make things happen with the wave of his hand (such as wiping out classrooms of badly behaving students and bringing people back to life).

Just this month, a survey released by YouGov showed a quarter of teachers say their ITT failed to prepare them for the management of poorly behaved students.

One in four trainee teachers said their training failed to prepare them for poorly behaved students in a survey commissioned by education charity the Teacher Support Network.

Controversially, we found that the fastest way to do this is to exclude poorly behaved students: Pay other schools to teach them or, as most academies did, build a new, smaller school for these students.

Gove's plans to abolish the modular element to GCSEs and replace it with a one off examination rewards cramming, and actually punishes well behaved students who show consistency over the two years.

In 2007, staff at one of its residential homes received a call from a senior manager instructing them to administer shocks to two badly behaved students aged 16 and 19.

The better, more sustainable practice was to move poorly behaved students into another pathway within the existing school, so that they can be managed differently and reintegrated into the main pathway once their behavior has improved.

Moane acknowledges that some of his former colleagues are put off from teaching by fear of dealing with badly behaved students – although, he adds, new teachers are given a lot of support to learn behaviour management skills.