Sentence examples for fair students from inspiring English sources

Some time-strapped teachers seek out scientists in industry and at universities to work with science fair students, but such connections are difficult to make.

Furthermore, in my experience science fair students do their own work; mentors may plant the seeds of a project idea and provide assistance, but by no means do they do the project for you.

• To the Editor: While it is true that high school teachers who "seek out scientists in industry and at universities to work with science fair students" have difficulty in making connections, even when they do, there is often another more difficult obstacle that they face: federal financing for university-based research.

"I have so many state standards I have to teach concept-wise, it takes time away from what I find most valuable, which is to have them inquire about the world," said Amanda Alonzo, a science teacher at Lynbrook High School in San Jose, Calif., who advises her science fair students during her lunch and late evenings after school.

This work proposes a new assessment approach that considers a combination of traditional and computer-based online activities to achieve a more complete and fair students' evaluation.

To be fair, students of Chinese stratification and mobility research do emphasize the role of work units or danwei (Walder 1986).

"I was a fair student," Mr. Cooper said.

Vicky said she had been a pretty fair student of German.

He said the city had already introduced a "fair student funding" system last year.

"Some of this stuff could be done by a good high school science fair student," said Douglas Olson, a chemist who manages blast testing at Wilfred Baker Engineering in San Antonio, Tex.

George Marshall was just a fair student — he stood fifteenth in his class when he was graduated — and his V. M.I. legend has been complicated by the fact that he had a namesake in his class who stood No. 1.