Sentence examples for demanding students from inspiring English sources

Never mind that it is not an enforceable document demanding students think and talk in a certain way.

Imperial College has made winning a place to study maths even harder by demanding students have an A* in further maths as well as one in maths.

Along with the perception that perfectly developed essays are essential is the sense among some parents and teachers that colleges have shifted from valuing balanced students who excel in several areas, like history and ice hockey, to demanding students who perform well across all subjects and have an area of "mastery," like squash or fencing, that showcases one's depth.

Because as their new site explains, "Australian businesses are demanding students who graduate work-ready with skills in blockchain technologies," and then goes on to say something along the lines of we're here to fill that void.

In an effort to appeal to increasingly demanding students, bars are cleaning up their sticky-as-caramel floors, installing midcentury modern furniture, and offering more hard liquor.

They told of a school that, even after the city identified it as struggling, continued to receive an increasing share of the city's most demanding students — the very students that needed the most help.

It should demand students confront their prejudices and long-held assumptions.

The gunman, who allegedly demanded students' religious views before shooting them, was killed by local police officers in a shootout.

She said the amount of money the university demanded students have access to bore no relation to the real costs of study.

A key benefit of open-ended questions is that they demand students gather and synthesize their ideas and cogently express them in writing.

The No Child Left Behind Act, signed into law in 2002, demands student test scores that climb ever upward, with a mandate for all students to be proficient in reading and math by 2014.