Sentence examples for discouraged students from inspiring English sources

Germany in 2014 realized that even a bill as small as $1,300 discouraged students from attending school.

The predicted effect of the £9,000 annual fees – a permanent slump in applications from discouraged students – has failed to materialise.

Investigators have also alleged that the district failed to provide adequate instruction to non-English-speaking students, and discouraged students by requiring residency documentation.

After gaining some experience of video production, the student teacher soon realized that a fully narrated video of more than ten minutes was too lengthy and discouraged students from watching.

In her new book, Presence, Harvard Business School faculty member Amy Cuddy offers this advice to discouraged students: To regain your confidence and to feel your personal power, begin carrying yourself in an expansive way.

Those declines mainly were attributed to budget cuts that reduced course offerings at two-year schools and that discouraged students from attending them.

Did you know that until the 1960s, American Sign Language use was discouraged among deaf students?

Consistently demonstrating lower perceived performance than their peers, the less-able students feel discouraged and frustrated, hardly having the same opportunity for owning the sense of achievement as the more-able students.

The survey comes months after the Obama administration issued guidelines to reduce unfair suspension practices that disproportionately impact minority students and discouraged districts from employing zero-tolerance discipline policies that perpetuate the school-to-prison pipeline.

Frequently, such students become so discouraged that they drop out.

How many more students will become discouraged and drop out of high school as a result?