Sentence examples for penalise students from inspiring English sources

While it may be appropriate to penalise LMU by withdrawing its licence to admit new first-year students, it is entirely wrong to penalise students who have got to the later stages of their courses.

It is also important to be aware that open-ended assessments may bring confounding factors into play, for example testing language mastery or skills rather than the intended knowledge domain itself [ 70], and hand-written answers also penalise students with poor writing skills, low writing speeds and poor handwriting [ 65].

— How does it view the Italian Government's decision to not let children up to the age of 6 into class and to penalise students from ages 6 to 16 with fines of up to EUR 500?

But the legality of attaching conditions to money that effectively comes from students is questionable, as is the fairness of penalising students for institutional mistakes.

But a row has erupted among students and teachers who fear that is not the case – and say conflicting advice is penalising students from a non-traditional background.

"This government is penalising students, announcing the abolition of maintenance grants last year and now announcing that fees will be raised even further.

The government has pledged a zero tolerance approach to tackling bad behaviour in schools, penalising students as soon as they step out of line.

Most institutions will have had some experience of investigating and penalising students for contract cheating and in some instances these have been reported in the media (Jacks 2016).

Reducing tuition fees would benefit high earning graduates while cutting bursaries would directly penalise poorer students.

Opponents say the measures go against France's tradition of free education for all and will penalise poorer students.

You are penalised if students drop out, whatever the reason.