Embodying the erotic life force called Maggie the Cat, Ashley Judd brings to mind a self-conscious pupil in an elocution class.
By contrast Mr. Brantley called Ms. Judd's performance that "of a self-conscious pupil in an elocution class" and said Mr. Patric "appears to have spent many hours watching Marlon Brando and James Dean movies" and "takes Brick's self-anesthetized state to sometimes exasperating extremes".
Adding to the confusion is the reality that, thanks to the pressure of league tables and increasingly grade-conscious pupils, teachers focus more narrowly than in the past on exam preparation.
The literature, however, also mentions more or less conscious exclusion of pupils by teachers.
We needed to see teachers as "ethical human beings", it was argued, and to be aware that pupils were conscious of what was acceptable behaviour and what was not.
Hammerstein's tendency towards thin characterisation, philosophical naivety and self-conscious poeticisms don't meet his pupil's exacting standards.
Kavanagh is conscious that many of her 280 pupils have family roots in other parts of the world – India, the Caribbean, the Yemen and elsewhere.
Results showed that conscious awareness of look-alike features and the extent to which one customizes the pupil avatar influences learning.
To investigate whether pupil diameter (PD) measured during scotopic conditions is influenced by pain in conscious patients in the early postoperative period.
Fundamentally, be conscious of planning for your support staff, it will empower them and allow you to have a greater impact on your pupils.
Paying conscious attention to the language they use to express understanding in different contexts, from discussion to reporting back to presenting, is a powerful way of scaffolding pupils' ability to write accurately and effectively.
