Sentence examples for in its student from inspiring English sources
It was proposed by its editors as the university's first co-ed paper, stating in its student club application that it would welcome "any and all views," according to an account published in The Observer.
"Ross Global Academy has failed to serve its students well — it has high turnover in its student body, very high teacher turnover, very high principal turnover, and it made the least progress of any lower school in the city last year," said Natalie Ravitz, a spokeswoman for the Department of Education.
Common sense tells us that any Business School should include History and Ethics in its curriculum, not as a byline, but as a deeply important part of the learning it wants to foster in its student body.
Unmistakably Yale is now far more socially involved, and quite as vigorously international in its moral and intellectual concerns, as it has ever been national in its student constituency or patriotic devotion.
Georgetown has the right not to cover contraception in its student health plans if that violates its religious beliefs.
Accordingly, in ITSs students only get help when needed and in the right doze, i.e. less knowledge students will receive sequences of progressively more informative hints compared to more advanced students who could do well with more vague hints.
The private school that Jenny Anderson wrote about, Avenues, says it wants to build humility in its students.
It did what a college should: cultivate in its students an alertness to the historical origins and cultural implications of things around them.
"If some things can't be taught," she insisted, "at least they can be learned". The institute, whose mission is to bring out the take-charge qualities in its students, opened in 1995 with 42 students; it now has 150.
They have installed full spectrum lights in seven of their classrooms with the hope that it will help increase alertness and reduce fatigue in its students.
