Sentence examples for learned pupils from inspiring English sources

He gathered around him learned pupils including Abū Ḥanīfah and Mālik ibn Anas, founders of two of the four recognized Islāmic legal schools, the Ḥanaīyah and Mālikīyah, and Wāṣil ibn ʿAtaʾ, founder of the Muʿtazilī school.

Paterson says: "He uses this phrase to remind us all that we should keep our minds on the really important things – learning, pupil achievement, and wellbeing, relationships and community.

In June, a Corsican elementary school had to cancel a children's fete when parents learned that pupils were going to sing verses of John Lennon's famous pacifist song "Imagine" in Arabic.

During group interview it was learned that pupils felt shy and feared to discuss sexuality, but boys felt freer than girls.

Better quality was achieved when a range of family members provided support for a pupil's learning, pupils themselves were active in maintaining good study habits, and education was valued highly in the family as a means of improving life.

I find myself learning alongside pupils – though, of course, this is what makes the lessons so enjoyable.

The results show that after learning, the pupils built alternative representations.

He stated at the beginning of his Harmonielehre (1911; "Theory of Harmony"), "This book I have learned from my pupils".

A group of embroidery samplers charms me; later I learn that these were the means by which Mexican pupils learned Spanish stitches during the colonial period (1521-1821).

Another innovation had been the growth of dual-language schools where pupils learned in English as well as Spanish.

To address citizens' lack of awareness, there is a growing movement to require high school students to learn, much like pupils learned a century ago, the basics of American civics.