Sentence examples for challenges in school from inspiring English sources

When children and adults believe that intelligence is fixed – you either have it or you don't – they can be less resilient to challenges in school.

During a sweet interlude, as July interviews a 17-year-old seller of bullfrog tadpoles about his challenges in school and dreams for the future, she tells him, "This is corny, but you're kind of like the tadpole about to transform".

At the time, my challenges in school were suffocating: I constantly misplaced my things, I zoned out in class, and it took me hours to complete basic assignments.

The story I told myself about my challenges in school was that I wasn't interested in anything that could be taught there, and so it wasn't worth applying myself.

While the left-behind children face many challenges in school or daily life due to their particularity in the personality shaping phase, children are vulnerable to anxiety [ 33] if these contradictions are neglected, which will hinder the development of mental health and lead to learning ability.

There are still so many challenges in schools and education as a whole.

The training with Varkey Gems Foundation has been significant in bringing together teachers and schools working under various NGOs and in allowing teacher trainers from international schools to understand the differing needs and challenges in schools in Uganda, in order to adapt the program for the next training program to take place next year.

She bought organic food, encouraged her children to play instruments, and fretted over whether they were adequately challenged in school.

Complex, intelligent boys like Elizabeth's younger son, Dernard, routinely turn into eighteen-year-old stickup boys, and they start turning when they stop being educated and challenged in school.

Growing up in Westchester, New York, he was exceptionally challenged in school.

To Nelson's delight, once he started there, his grades dropped as he was finally challenged in school.