Sentence examples similar to getting by academically from inspiring English sources

Three-quarters of the students in the New Orleans school system were impoverished, and, by Louisiana's own standards, most of them were getting an "academically unacceptable" education — intellectual losses, endemic to inner cities, that don't engage the nonurban imagination in the way that crime stories do.

These courses would allow students to catch up or get ahead academically.

One Princeton pro fessor said that undergraduates, faced by the need to contribute to their tuition payments, are more critical of what they get academically for their money.

Biologists who work on competition sometimes get academically roughed up too.

Almost everyone strives to go, but almost no one asks the fundamental question posed by Academically Adrift: are undergraduates really learning anything once they get there?

Everything I am doing is driven by getting more children – especially the poorest children – to succeed academically, which is why I published a new draft national curriculum last month that makes greater demands of both students and teachers.

We push ourselves very hard academically and we do not help ourselves by getting so little sleep".

Mature beyond his years, he made the unusual request to redshirt as a freshman to get himself in shape academically and physically.

He had struggled academically, been taunted by classmates for his outsider status, and was prone to getting into fights.

She is shy, talkative once you get to know her, and academically relentless.

"First they will get to interact socially and academically with one another," says Mr. Flomo.