Sentence examples for immigrant pupils from inspiring English sources

That is the idea behind bilingual education: immigrant pupils can absorb English more easily when they have learned, in their own language, background information for a lesson.

And immigrant pupils here whose families are more literate in their own language (like many Jews early in the 20th century, or Asians today) can learn English quickly without bilingual help.

Iannis Roder, who teaches history to predominantly immigrant pupils there, says most were unconcerned.

Some insights also emerge from the QR results when addressing the gap between native and immigrant pupils in second grades.

The basic estimation data set including only second-generation immigrant pupils from non-Western countries comprises about 20,000 observations.

This indicates that some second-generation immigrant pupils decided to drop out instead of quitting the exam, when that was banned.

They wanted to show every side: the city, the suburb, also immigrant-origin pupils – it's political!" she concludes with a laugh.

Streaming by ability "exacerbates inequities" because immigrants and pupils from low-income families are more likely to be placed in low-ability groups, she said.

I'd been told the reason: Dutch-language schools have fewer pupils from immigrant families.

Progressives considered the early sorting of children into nonacademic programs "democratic" because it kept immigrant and working-class pupils from dropping out of school.

Both Sweden and Denmark introduced mother-tongue instruction in 1976, granting pupils with immigrant background the right to education in their home language a few hours a week.