Sentence examples for classroom woes from inspiring English sources
But in her new book, "The Sexual Paradox," a ringing salvo in the sex-difference wars, Susan Pinker stacks up the evidence of boys' classroom woes and girls' triumphs.
Their financial woes were reflected in the way students appeared in the classroom, the state of their clothes, the contents of their backpacks and lunches.
He had opened an ultimately melancholy session dominated by budget woes by suddenly and without explanation defending the Breakfast in the Classroom program, quietly pushed through in January.
Its classroom windows offer the high school engineers a bird's-eye view of some of Los Angeles' most enduring woes.
Murdoch is famously anti-élitist, but every Australian schoolboy knows his classroom Shakespeare: "Though those that are betrayed do feel the treason sharply, yet the traitor stands in worse case of woe".
Mr. Bloomberg recited a familiar catalog of woes about city schools, but offered few details of how he would change the delivery of education, saying it was up to principals and teachers, not the mayor or chancellor, to run classrooms.
| Richard Ravitch on municipal debt woes.
