Sentence examples for difficult classes from inspiring English sources

For example, Kelly explained, students from wealthier families tend to value education more and might take more difficult classes.

Dr. McGuire suggests taking Latin, because speed and auditory skills are less important, or taking difficult classes pass-fail to avoid damaging G.P.A.'s.

Teaching is a stressful job, especially when it comes to managing difficult classes, balancing a multitude of tasks and coping with rapid policy changes.

Both were also aware of the need to take more than their fair share of difficult classes and to share successes with their colleagues.

He was given the most difficult classes, the pokier, more unpleasant classrooms and almost impossible targets, until he had to leave, with dangerously high blood-pressure.

"More and more you have ambitious and intellectually curious students signing up for difficult classes," said Mr. Alagappan, whose 200 tutors bill $195 to $795 for 50 minutes (though he said pro bono tutoring accounted for 26 percent of the work).

But as a dancer herself, Linn knew how difficult class could be.

If you need a tutor for a difficult class, get one.

Although I had had a "good" lesson observation with a particularly difficult class by a senior colleague I had lost all my confidence and was suspicious of everyone.

In Murfreesboro, Madeleine LeClerc of Boyd, Tex., won the Legends division, the most difficult class, and received $3,000 for her performance with Eye Brow Cat, whom she rode without reins, bit or bridle.

That it will all go dreadfully wrong is announced at the start, so what suspense there is builds up around the question of which of the five students in Alex's most difficult class will commit the "monstrous" act she refers to near the opening, and what that act will turn out to be.