Sentence examples for dull lessons from inspiring English sources
Of course, it made for dull lessons and uninspired pupils, but it made lesson planning easy, and didn't seem to get in the way of being seen as good at the job.
As children, we know what it's like, during a dull lesson, to look at the clock on the wall, and then to look again, eons later, to find that the hands have hardly moved.
Dull Bible lessons slowly gave way to lessons that introduced pupils to the Five Pillars of Islam or the Five Ks of Sikhism.
Though it may still amuse those for whom "adult television" is epitomized by the tidy and dull civics lessons of "The West Wing".
It's easier to be the cool teacher when you have a 3DS equipped with a completed Pokédex, and dull phonics lessons phonics suddenly become engaging when they incorporate Pikachu.
Hackitt promised that her agency would challenge "daft and misguided decisions" that make playground games, and sport and science lessons dull, and are "stifling childhood".
Both unions claim the "high stakes" nature of the tests – which are used to compile primary school league tables – have led to too many primary schools teaching to the test in the final year of primary school, making lessons dull for pupils.
On the Web site ratemyteacher.com, one student described him as "hilarious and a lot of fun," while another decried his "stupid, mean jokes," and a third said, "He clearly spends more time crafting his dull wit than his lessons".
This was the kind of thing one resorted to, so crushingly dull was that maths lesson.
It was dull (he gave a short lesson on federalism) and seemed to make sense in parts.
Education Secretary Michael Gove kick-started the process back in January by saying current ICT lessons were "demotivating and dull' and needed radical reform.
