Sentence examples for little students from inspiring English sources

Little research exists on how much, or how little, students learn.

One email purporting to be a business inquiry taunted: 'How are all those little students doing?

Now can you guess?" "I can," said one of the little students, "Mr. Willkie".

Spreading the word was essential, in fact, given how little students seemed to know about how much a higher credit card interest rate could cost them.

Some adults wait in cars, ready to shuttle their little students to homes far away, even far outside the school's prescribed zone.

Other than voicing their discontent, there is little students at the university can do because of legislation that was passed, limiting the right to demonstrate.

"And what did you learn?" "Oh, we just reviewed toast," said the little student.

Magnet elementary schools, which offer more specialized courses or curricula, experienced little student turnover.

The report notes that faculty were divided on the issue and that there was little student interest.

I wrote a lecture on sequence-to-sequence models, focusing on visual intuition and assuming very little student background, for Penn's computational linguistics class with Reno Kriz.

Educators have argued for these and other approaches – all based on theory and philosophy because there has been little student outcomes based research available.