Sentence examples for cheat students from inspiring English sources

"You should not use the lie of 'being rational' to cheat students from mourning".

They accuse private universities of operating for-profit scams that cheat students and taxpayers.

In Queens, for example, the city has eased overcrowding by running two split sessions that cheat students of one or two class periods per day.

Highly scripted lessons don't just handcuff teachers; they cheat students -- especially poor and minority students -- by substituting a diet of isolated skills for the thoughtful exploration of ideas.

The question lies at the core of some 20 active lawsuits against states across the country, all contending that legislatures essentially cheat students out of their right to a decent education by spending too little on schools.

How Self-Expression Damaged My Students: Robert Pondiscio,  a former South Bronx teacher, on how well-intentioned teachers of "authentic writing" cheat students out of much-needed lessons in the mechanics of the language — and how denying them those mechanics effectively denies lower income students entry into the "culture of power".

A science professor at my university caught 45 cheating students with what must have been a brilliant computer program.

He worried that, because of the cheating, students wouldn't develop "the feeling you get when you take a test and know whether you did all right or whether you knocked that shit out of the park," he said.

In conclusion: cheating students will cheat, whether with a phone or with a scrap of paper.

"This is so fast it feels like cheating" students tell Volley.

This educational malpractice denies students an appreciation of the nature of science, contributes to the ongoing popularity of creationism with the public, and cheats students out of an understanding of one of the greatest ideas in history.