Sentence examples for neglected student from inspiring English sources

He also expanded the college's training programs for administrators and teachers working in developing countries, and put new emphasis on serving neglected student populations.

The allegations against Armstrong Elementary come after numerous accusations in Texas and across the nation that educators have neglected students with special needs.

The rhetoric of some politicians and commentators around the proposed Teaching Excellence Framework (Tef) seems to suggest that all institutions are emphatically one or the other, with the research-led group guilty of neglecting students' rightful demands for top-quality teaching.

There is a common tendency to neglect students' experience and process of learning during assessments.

As the new science agenda gets under way, educators want to make sure that the emphasis on three areas of science and the focus on senior researchers does not neglect students and junior faculty.

The issue at hand is that current federal tax policy actually undermines this restructuring by giving a huge loophole in the form of tax incentives to affluent families, and neglecting students in low-income schools.

Nevertheless, in order to be sure that there are no areas being neglected during student training about CLBP, these need to be reviewed to ensure adequate coverage.

Even if one student works hard and treats you very well, you can't let yourself shower praise on that student while neglecting other students that need your attention.

However teaching the aesthetic side of Web page design has been neglected, and students not in art or design majors are normally confronted with difficulties when they do expressive design of Web pages.

Like many other neglected Hispanic students whose households are nestled in remote communities, she remembers waving to the short bus as she returned to an empty house because afternoon day care was too expensive for her full-time working immigrant parents.

Why are plants typically ignored and neglected by students, teachers, and the general public?