Sentence examples for pupil conducted from inspiring English sources

This summer Columbia is celebrating the centenary of its summer session, and to mark the occasion it has offered a special course on its famous pupil, conducted by Howard Young, Smith Professor of Modern Languages Emeritus at Pomona College in Claremont, Calif., who is the author of some of the earliest critical work on Garcia Lorca in English.

Most headteachers understand the need to ensure their schools balance academic success with the personal traits that guide their pupils' conduct.

Over the coming weeks, the school will analyse the data from the new meter more closely, and, with the help of pupils, conduct more detective work to identify where savings can be made.

In these schools, there was no significant difference between survey years in the day of the week of survey (p = 0.75), but 12 data collections (11.6% pupils) were conducted after 13.00 hrs pre-legislation compared to 19 (22.6% pupils) post-legislation (p = 0.09).

In Iceland, assessment and evaluation of pupils is conducted internally, and is not standardised between different institutions.

An anonymous HIV prevalence survey of primary schools pupils was conducted between January and November 2010.

In order to assess this assertion, baseline surveys of S2 (age 13) and S4 (age 15) pupils were conducted in each of the four study schools between February and March 2013.

Data collection at the level of pupils was conducted from the end of the summer vacation until the beginning of the fall vacation in 2010 and in 2011, respectively.

Structured or semi-structured interviews with MOE staff in Provinces, chiefs or their representative, school administration and staff, members of the community and pupils were conducted (individual and focus group discussion) to obtain their personal opinions regarding the improvement of girls' education.

To follow up the analyses examining the effects of our experimental manipulations on performance and pupil activity, we conducted pupil behavior correlations to clarify whether pupil activity, as a putative measure of cognitive effort, could be directly related to overt behavior, and whether this relationship changed under reward and emotion conditions.

History could include a requirement for pupils to conduct their own research.