Sentence examples for disrupt lesson from inspiring English sources

These cancellations inevitably disrupt lesson plans and exams, though there is some research suggesting snow-day closures do not affect student academic performance.

The bans have been imposed over fears that phones could be lost or stolen and that pupils will disrupt lessons.

You're not bringing your kid in on time, you're not making sure they do their homework, you're allowing them to disrupt lessons.

Often, students arrive late to class, which disrupts lessons.

As a teenager, she drove her teachers mad by repeatedly talking back to them and disrupting lessons.

His father was a colombophile who allowed him to take his doves to school and you can imagine how that disrupted lessons!

This included hitting, kicking, biting (students and staff), damaging property, swearing and disrupting lessons to the point that the classroom had to be evacuated several times a week – and their daughter was struggling to cope with the disorder.

Zane's bad behaviour extended to school, where he regularly got into fights, disrupted lessons, refused to do homework and fell asleep in class because he would stay up playing on the computer until 3am.

"Staff get ground down daily by the chatting and messing around, which disrupts lessons for other pupils and takes the pleasure out of teaching," said Mary Bousted, general secretary of ATL.

The action had disrupted lessons and added to childcare costs, said Mr Gove.

The school had previously banned them in case they disrupted lessons.