Sentence examples for counselled students from inspiring English sources

But the teachers counselled students to keep their goals modest.

Both she and Jane Phelps, from the New College for the Humanities – the new private university launched by Professor ACGrayling in Holborn, London – counselled students to research course options carefully before they switch.

The former chief executive officer of VTEL previously counselled student entrepreneurs with the non-governmental, volunteer-based education organisation, Injaz.

Crawford no longer counsels students.

Mrs. Racenstein had counseled students for 12 years at Middletown High before retiring in June.

He counseled students and turned them onto the jazz that was always on his radio.

Harvard Law School has an incredible diversity of experience and academic resources and she counseled students to take advantage of them.

After college, she ended up on the West Coast, where she taught and counseled students who were often the first in their families to go to college.

As the "101 Ways" poster in her office suggests, Ms. Rogers often counsels students about how to refuse or avoid sex.

"Who are you going to believe — a well-educated master's degree woman who works at Temple, who counsels students?" Ms. Bliss said of Ms. Jackson.

Bruce Becker, Sherwood's violence prevention specialist, counsels students who sleep beneath carports and live in such cramped quarters that their parents take them to the local truck stop to wash up before school.