Sentence examples for ignore students from inspiring English sources

Graduation rates have long been one of the most slippery topics in education, with districts choosing their own ways to account for, or ignore, students who drop out, are pushed into equivalency programs or simply leave the district.

The preponderance of evidence characterizes cramming as ineffective, yet it is difficult to ignore students' descriptions of working well under pressure (Ferrari, 2001).

The current standard encourages schools to ignore students at both ends of the educational scale.

And you can't ignore students that are fighting.

Teachers tend to ignore students in the back of the classroom because they belong to the "I don't want to be here" group, and pay less attention to those in the front of the classroom because they belong to the "prodigy" group (you barely understand quantum physics? Hah!).

Even teacher union leaders, rightly suspicious of teacher-rating schemes, have praised the National Board assessments, which ignore student scores.

Currently, the agency allows the mortgage lenders it does business with to ignore student debt that's deferred for a year or more when assessing a borrower's eligibility for a loan.

The underlying assumption that absent stringent federal regulation a college or university will ignore student safety is simply false.

The administration had ignored students' welfare over the past month while planning the visit and the cost – officially £1,200 though there were rumours that it would be between £7,500 and £15,000 – could have been better spent on books and equipment.

They adopted a desegregation policy that explicitly ignored students' race and asserted that all students were equal in freedom to choose schools, while their policy let whites who disliked blacks avoid integration.

Zoe:... just ignoring students who are visibly upset in order to "teach them a lesson" is unhelpful, humiliating... dehumanizing, really.