Sentence examples for describing students from inspiring English sources

"We are ambitious — we don't want to relax," said Ms. Lisek, describing students like her who seek internships abroad.

One of the most powerful examples I've encountered is Trout in the Classroom (read my article describing students in Brooklyn and the trout fingerling they called Godzilla).

ON THE SCREEN: Fuzzy gray and white images of classrooms with cutouts of newspaper stories and headlines describing students' poor academic performance.

Researchers said their findings went beyond the frequently cited college "ramen diet," instead describing students who consistently struggle to put food on the table.

(See Heidi Mitchell's article in the Daily Beast last week, describing students suckering the family doctor into an A.D.H.D. diagnosis, not for the drugs — although they may take those, too — but to get more time to take standardized tests: Faking ADHD Gets You Into Harvard).

As a part of the school's 25-year-old horticultural therapy program, Ms. Martin works with about 170 residential and day students ages 5 through 15. "I have some of the toughest kids," said Ms. Martin describing students who may be emotionally handicapped, schizophrenic or suffer from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

Specifically, a method for describing student-constructed phylogenetic trees in terms of style, conventionality, and accuracy emerged through answering the following research questions. 1.

By examining responses to construction tasks from an introductory biology course, we developed a method for describing student-generated phylogenetic trees in terms of style, conventionality, and accuracy.

The principal, Sabina Curry, described students' initial reactions to e-Moo: "First they said, 'Yuck.

This study aimed to describe students' and teachers' experiences of participation in reflection processes.

Third, Table 3 lists six measures that described students' individual differences.