Sentence examples for classmates attitudes from inspiring English sources

Classroom environment as the fourth factor of demotivation influencing student burnout is characterized by friends' and classmates' attitudes, compulsory nature of the course, passive classes, inadequate school facilities, and inappropriate level of the lessons (Falout & Maruyama, 2004).

Imagine his young daughters at school, having to face the stares and the I-know-what-your-father-did attitudes of their classmates.

The workshop is being taught in a prison by Holly, a recovering meth addict with three children, one dead as a result of her addiction and self-abuse — which means among other things that our stowaway author can get shanked for insensitive attitudes about his classmates' work.

That is to say, did students' attitudes about their classmates and instructors relate to their help-seeking behavior?

But Mirjana is constantly impressed by the attitude of their classmates.

Student leaders will be required to submit detailed reports on the enthusiasm of their classmates, as well as their basic attitudes toward Hollywood V [etc.] . . .

Document how you feel, what you like and appreciate about all your classmates and teachers, and your different attitudes as you approach graduation.

But while Pen's immune system recovered, the attitude of her family, classmates and teachers became worse.

He was very young when he went to Stanford, and he wrote about the attitudes and social mores of his classmates, many of them brats of the American elite, with a raw freshness and naivete that was startling.

A study from the Sutton Trust has found that year 9 girls aged 13 to 14 are more likely to have a positive attitude towards university than their male classmates.

This is quite understandable since the survey asks students to make subjective assessments about issues such as how enjoyable, difficult or boring mathematics is in relation to their classmates, while at the same time students perceive their attitudes and behaviors within a frame of reference shaped by their schools and cultures.