Sentence examples similar to guide pupils to from inspiring English sources

I'm worried that schools won't have the time to change their teaching practices to guide pupils through a different system.

A conservator guiding pupils through Marie's gallery cites the German art historian and curator Max Jakob Friedländer: "Forged craquelure is arbitrary, monotonous and pedantic — whereas natural craquelure throbs with rich variety".

More recently, a new Narrowing the Gaps guide has been produced for subject leaders to help identify key classroom approaches for vulnerable groups of pupils to ensure progress in writing.

At King Edward VI college, which last year saw 86% of its A-level pupils apply successfully to university, "we'd be encouraging pupils to play to their strengths", says Cole. Pupils occasionally do have to be guided away from a particular choice though – "there are some subjects, such as further maths, where you would have had to get a very good GCSE result to be accepted for A-level".

It expects pupils to do better.

These features encourage your pupils to learn.

A rock star in the world of thoroughbred horses, he has guided his star pupil to victories in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes.

The researchers served as guide to the pupils and answered any clarifying questions: they went through the questionnaire with the class and gave expounded explanations for each of the six questions and their options.

We used the Strip Designer app to create the front cover, and the Creative Book Builder app to create an ebook with written instructions and accompanying videos to guide the pupils through the construction of their vehicles.

Pupil-to-teacher ratios are high.

"It comes up time and again," says Marc Rowland, deputy director at the National Education Trust, and author of A Practical Guide to the Pupil Premium.