Sentence examples for in its students from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

CNN: "What this culture prizes in its children, in its students, is obedience.

K.I.P.P. adopted the slogan "No Shortcuts, No Excuses" as part of its effort to instill a sense of purpose and determination in its students.

He was wary of the idea that KIPP's aim was to instill in its students "middle-class values," as though well-off kids had some depth of character that low-income students lacked.

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.

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.

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.

The University of Bedfordshire has a mature students' officer in its student union and Nottingham Trent has trained officers in its student support services teams to help mature students.

Georgetown has the right not to cover contraception in its student health plans if that violates its religious beliefs.