Sentence examples for damaging students from inspiring English sources

"It is devastating for all of us," said Ms. Ferguson, a special education teacher, who called the increased reliance on standardized testing an "unhealthy obsession" that was undermining the quality of teaching and was damaging students.

Indeed, teachers are supposed to be value neutral so as to avoid imposing values on their students and to avoid damaging students' self-esteem.

Research is increasingly demonstrating that the stresses of poverty -- homelessness, food insecurity, family breakdown and so forth -- can accumulate over time, damaging students' ability to learn.

In small talk, professional meetings, and the news, I hear more and more about how the use of social media--and, in particular, the habit of rapid-fire texting--is damaging students' ability to write and, perhaps even more horrifically, corrupting rules about commas and capitalization, the very bedrock of civilized society, and yada yada.

Also, using IQ can really damage students because it privileges people from a particular socioeconomic background.

HE institutions are dismayed that this form of industrial action has been designed to damage students' education but will do their very best to protect their students".

"Teachers working in detention centres must retain their ability as professionals to speak out on behalf of their students, and to draw attention to issues which can damage students' long-term health and wellbeing," she said.

Some studies indicate that grouping can damage students' self-esteem by consigning them to lower-tier groups; others suggest that it produces the opposite effect by ensuring that more advanced students do not make their less advanced peers feel inadequate.

It showed the failure of NCLB-type accountability to improve student performance, and explained why those "reforms" had damaged students.

Gill Wyness, lecturer in economics of education at the Institute of Education, fears that the U turn will damage students' trust in student loans, adding that it adds "a layer of uncertainty which is not welcome in this system".

In Brega and Sirte, where campuses were badly damaged, student and teacher numbers are down but universities in both towns have recently reopened.