Sentence examples for falling behind academically from inspiring English sources

Moreover, after enrollment, AA-eligible students are not falling behind academically, even at the most selective majors.

They are at risk of falling behind academically, physically, socially and developmentally.

Students admitted through the programme "are not falling behind academically, even at the most selective majors," the authors found.

"For three months all he brought home was drawings, and I was worried he was falling behind academically," she said.

By contrast, just 7 of the 107 boys are being home-schooled, and usually the reason is that they were falling behind academically.

Living in an area with strong television reception for Sesame Street reduced the likelihood of falling behind academically by 16percentt for boys and by 13.7percentt for black children.

The idea that Kansas would fall behind academically and economically was one of the principal arguments used by evolution proponents in Kansas.

As part of a target-driven system, they're often anxious about handing over their responsibilities to a trainee, fearful that children will fall behind academically in the hands of a novice.

However, when a student continues to miss school, returning can feel harder and harder as she falls behind academically and starts to feel socially disconnected from classmates and teachers.

Americans can't like hearing that our children have fallen behind academically; that our infrastructure is crumbling; that we spend an obscene amount of money on health care and yet our life expectancies are shorter than those of many other countries — sobering statistics to be sure.

More than 95% of parents on low incomes reported difficulties meeting school-related costs, while large numbers of poorer children said they fell behind academically and were subjected to humiliation, embarrassment and bullying because their poverty made them "stand out" in the classroom.