This is one of the things that drives the game - master-pupil relationships.
More emphasis should be placed on apprenticeship and mentoring at every level: novices apprenticing with proven master teachers, pupil-to-pupil mentoring, programs encouraging parental mentoring.
The versatility of the writer's trade – poems, reportage, translation – was passed from master to pupil.
These disciplines the Sophists founded by distilling from experience their general principles and logical structures, thus making possible their transmission on a theoretical basis from master to pupil.
Relationship between master and pupil has now been damaged irreparably as Strange (Bertie Carvel) has continued to dabble in 'old magic' and explore the realms of the Raven King.
Saturday 10 a.m. 4) MASTER AND PUPIL Perugia's most celebrated painter, Pietro Vannucci, who was also known as Perugino, once had an even more famous pupil: the Renaissance master Raphael.
Or rather, it is the relation between master and pupil, from the pre-Socratic teachers to our own modern sages, that is his theme.
So wide was the margin between master and pupil, both in musculature and in technique, that Hemingway could without difficulty refrain from doing his opponent any damage.
Parts of the painting are jewel-like, others are vague, but this does not seem to be a question of master and pupil.
They hang out for a while, not as master and pupil but as friends; and their time together, in all its bleary brightness, feels like a state of grace.
The one man who has taken a leaf out of the Nadal book is Murray himself and there will be an element of master against pupil today when the two square off for a place in the final.
