Sentence examples for control pupils from inspiring English sources

There was particular concern about their ability to control pupils' behaviour in lessons, with almost three quarters (73%) of head teachers expressing concern about poor classroom management.

General linear mixed models (GLM) were used to analyse differences between the intervention and control pupils with respect to prevalence of OB.

The better pupils felt they could 'have a laugh' with teachers and teachers also felt the more relaxed environment (in PE as compared to other subjects) meant it was easier to control pupils.

But what role do schools themselves have in controlling pupils' online activities, and, with many teenagers' understanding and abilities now way beyond that of their teachers, how well equipped are they to do so?

This seems most common in large cities; the teacher in a rural or small-city school is more apt to be expected to use physical measures for controlling pupil behaviour.

She couldn't control her pupils!

But schools have limited control over pupils' future options.

Greater emphasis will be placed on teachers' ability to help children learn to read, control unruly pupils and educate those with special needs or disabilities under a revised training framework announced by Ofsted today, the Telegraph reports.

Navigating the choppy waters of the staffroom presents Braithwaite with almost as many problems as trying to control the pupils in the classroom, but eventually he succeeds in creating a place for himself in the school, and by the end of the book "Sir" is both respected and loved by pupils and teachers alike.

However, if we additionally control for pupils' realistic educational aspirations in model 2, the direct effects of the opportunity structures are narrowed but still significant.

However, there was much less change/increment (pre- and post-intervention) in the knowledge and attitude scores among the control group pupils, 0.99 (CI: 0.39, 1.58) and 0.89 (CI: 0.67, 1.11), respectively.