Sentence examples for engage pupils from inspiring English sources

This approach has led into creative writing pieces and does engage pupils' senses.

Second-grade teachers may engage pupils' interest with an ill-considered metaphor, for example saying that the digits on top in two-digit subtraction are like neighbors, one of whom goes next door to borrow some sugar.

Michael Gove took to a school rooftop in Barnes last year as then education secretary, promoting solar panels as a "sensible choice" for schools that could financially benefit them and engage pupils in environmental issues.

The trust's chief executive, Lee Elliot Major, told me last week: "We think it has to be about convincing good teachers to teach and stay in the areas with the highest concentrations of white working pupils, plus investment in programmes to engage pupils and parents outside the school to improve cultural capital and attitudes to education".

Particularly for older students in the very early stages of learning to read, I'm told, these lessons engage pupils to a much greater extent than traditional teaching methods.

Ardito et al., (2013) showed that their proposed educational format is effective and that games on these novel multi-touch systems engage pupils very much, stimulate their collaboration and help consolidating knowledge.

Schools need to experiment with new ways of doing things to re-engage pupils in maths, and as a result teachers shouldn't be afraid to take risks.

That is, it still "teaches to the test", without necessarily engaging pupils more deeply.

It would lead to more engaged pupils and free up time to study other subjects.

The Pasadena schools superintendent, Vera J. Vignes, says science is best taught by engaging pupils' natural curiosity with "hands-on" activity.

We are concentrating on engaging pupils using far more work-related learning and a closer monitoring of their progress to provide appropriate support".