It is a space which helps to connect pupils to the natural world.
This is the thinking behind MyTutor, a London-based edtech company that connects school pupils to high-performing university students for one-to-one, online tutorials.
She enjoyed connecting with the pupils and playing a role in preparing them for life.
There isn't nearly enough thought given to ways of making the learning process sustained, stimulating and connected with pupil learning".
He fashions himself less a caretaker of one of the N.F.L.'s more revolutionary innovations than a teacher who strives to connect with his pupils.
Lauren Welch, director of marketing for the US-UK Fulbright Commission, which organises the recruitment fair, said: "After several years of rising interest in US study amongst British students, American universities are eager to connect with UK pupils.
New Haven's accountability plan has yet to yield many concrete programs, but Mr. Mayo said he intended to open a districtwide office of accountability that would measure progress over years, instead of one semester at a time, and connect parents and pupils with people outside the schools who have a stake in producing better-educated children.
The line of sight (LOS) is commonly used to report and analyse ocular monochromatic aberrations with measurements typically performed in the plane optically conjugated to the pupil [ 6, 7]. Figure 1 depicts the LOS as the line connecting the fixation point FP with the center of entrance pupil EP, the center of exit pupil EP', and the fovea.
We want to emulate the great success of Britain's private schools in connecting their students with a network of former pupils, whether that's for a one-off career chat or helping to set up work experience for someone.
During one of the many creative consultation sessions on the way to producing our show Bliss, pupils involved revealed to me that theatre is very simply and profoundly about one human connecting with another human.
