Sentence examples for materials for pupils from inspiring English sources

With this in mind, in 2013, after some years of research and development, he launched iSchool, an educational programme delivered through tablet computers that provides lesson plans for teachers and multimedia learning materials for pupils – using local languages and examples from towns and villages where the children live.

These digital text-books, produced by teachers for their specific lessons, form a library of materials for pupils to follow in class and for revision.

These short videos on gay weddings and adoption can be used to spark conversations about LGBT rights or as source material for pupils learning English as an additional language (EAL), with transcripts of the interviews available here.

In particular, they were concerned about the imagery used in the materials used for pupils as well as in the media.

The clubs have little to no materials (e.g. handbook for the matron/patron, IEC materials for the pupils or sports equipment).

School-in-a-box kits (containing education materials for 8,000 pupils and their teachers) and recreation kits are also included in the shipment, ensuring that children can return to school as quickly as possible and regain a sense of normality.

In addition, the field officers had to cope with the constraints of teaching large numbers within a limited period of time with, most times, insufficient and appropriate materials for the pupils.

School-in-a-box kits (containing education materials for 8,000 pupils and their teachers) and recreation kits are also included in the shipment, to help ensure that children can return to their studies as quickly as possible and regain a sense of normality.

UNICEF and partners are supporting the campaign by supplying basic educational materials for teachers and pupils, schools and 'learning spaces'; strengthening the Ministry of Education (which was extensively looted); mobilizing parents and communities to enrol children; and encouraging the education of girls to address the imbalance of girls and boys attending school.

UN agencies, such as WFP, UNHCR, UNDP and UNOPS are backing the education effort with food for pupils, materials for temporary class spaces, as well as the rehabilitation of schools.

Anti-Slavery International has produced an extensive range of teaching materials for both primary and secondary pupils.