Sentence examples for motivated pupils from inspiring English sources

She immediately tells her extremely bright, highly motivated pupils that going for the gold is beside the point.

For instance, more motivated pupils in a school may choose to link with other motivated pupils, or individuals may choose to become friends with other individuals who share a common interest (such as an interest in reading, or mathematics) that is unobserved in the data available to the researcher.

For many of those asked, the biggest challenge was motivating pupils.

Doing some coding is essential, says Michael Kölling, a specialist in computing education at the University of Kent: it motivates pupils and means they find out whether their algorithms work.

I enjoy engaging and motivating pupils to learn a foreign language helping them to develop their knowledge, skills and understanding of a different language and culture.

When it came to the biggest challenges teachers faced, the most common response was balancing workloads (14%), followed by 11% of teachers saying that they had limited time to teach and another 11% admitting they struggled to motivate pupils.

Faced with a new national curriculum of compulsory language teaching in primary education, teachers must find a way to motivate pupils in what's often a brand new topic for them.

In this school, staff use technology to enthuse and motivate pupils and develop English skills.

An exciting range of subjects and facilities may motivate pupils who currently struggle to work up enthusiasm for school.

And there is evidence that they help to motivate pupils who might otherwise be disengaged - and when pupils take home tablet computers it increases the involvement of families.

Report author Maldwyn Pryse said that using ICT to motivate pupils was working well and "having a beneficial impact on standards as well".