Sentence examples for catch students from inspiring English sources

The problem is that we now have an exam system that tries to catch students out.

The best spots are in front of schools in order to catch students on their way out.

2004 | Safety Catch: Students consider their own beliefs about gun control after examining the effects of and speculations about a decade-long ban on semiautomatic assault weapons.

The ethos of early college high schools: catch students up, not by relegating them to the kind of remedial classes required at community colleges but by bombarding them with challenging work.

But on some weekday afternoons, after Mr. Gomez pushed his cart around the corner to catch students getting out of a nearby school, he would return to find her on his corner.

The new Manchester programme, introduced this year and allowing students to take a "minor" in a range of subjects including languages, is designed to catch students who might not have considered languages, or perhaps lacked the confidence to apply to study them at degree level.

UMSA's activities co-ordinator, Sophie Bruschan, said the contest had caught students' imaginations.

When the game is over, use the Bingo sheets to jump-start discussion about the items that caught students' interest.

And, of course, there's the obvious risk that if they are caught, students face being excluded from their academic institution.

If caught, students who do so will generally face suspension, expulsion, an arrest, or a large fine.

We have to catch these students, the suicidal students," says Susan Quinn, director of Student Health Services at Santa Rosa Junior College, and research director at the Health Services Association of California Community Colleges.