Sentence examples for feel at school from inspiring English sources
Students, for instance, will be asked questions to determine how safe they feel at school, how much they trust their teachers, and how much potential they think they have.
We should receive the terrible news with the dull horror we feel at school shootings, overdoses, traffic catastrophes: human life gone haywire, run off the rails, horribly destructive and, past some point, senseless.
One question asks how safe students feel at school; others ask how often they have been bullied due to their race/ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation, disability or for any other reason.
"I spent the entire night feeling so alienated and invisible, which was also how I felt at school.
She felt the way she did when Marilyn married Alan, the way she felt at school when pudgy, smaller Marilyn beat her in a race.
"We test children into failure, and it's got to stop, it's not the right way forward," she said, adding that dyslexic children are being "tested into depression and worthlessness - that's how I felt at school".
"The assault was bad, but equally bad has been the response, and the way she felt at school," the person said, noting that the girl felt isolated and no longer welcome in the school community for being a reminder of something that the school had hoped would disappear.
What happened to him seemed also to happen in me, behind my eyes, on the surface of my skin, and when it happened I didn't think of how my mother looked with a baby on her hip, how my younger brothers and sisters shouted and screamed, or how awkward I felt at school.
The same kind of shame I felt at school about what people thought of my fathers profession.
You have to think about how you're going to feel at the school gate; how you're going to feel about physically keeping up and you work out numbers like 'when my child is 40, I'll be 80'.
Students who feel secure at school are better placed to achieve well than are children who are uncomfortable and feel threatened.
