Sentence examples for harder students from inspiring English sources

The writing instructor's arbitrariness is like the psychoanalyst's silence: the blanker the screen, the more elusive the approval, the harder students will work to be recognized.

Possibly, the higher the expectation for linguistic incongruence within a genre, the harder students will try to emulate such frequency and, therefore, the more recurrent the use of ideational grammatical metaphors will be in their texts.

The main point of the Wall Street Journal article I mentioned above is how much harder students of second-tier colleges have to work to land interviews with big banks, which heavily rely on recruitment processes established at big-name schools.

"Teachers are working increasingly hard, students are more focused, they have more access to information.

Teaching is hard, students can be challenging, the job can affect you in ways you never expected.

When a test is really, really hard, students sometimes can't resist looking at the face of the class know-it-all for signs of dismay or discomfort.

I see how hard the senior leadership team work to enhance the teaching and learning experience of everyone, how hard the teachers work and how hard students work.

Ziggy Liaquat, managing director of the Edexcel exam board, defended the results: "Teachers are working increasingly hard; students are more focussed, they have more access to information.

Harding students won the city science fair every year for the last decade and did well at the state fair, says teacher Michael Belmonte, who ran the program until switching schools last year.

And abracadabra, algebra suddenly wasn't so hard, students said.

Moreover, we expected that group discussion would lead to the identification of learning goals and both would influence how hard students work during self-study.