The pupils were oriented to skip any item they chose not to answer.
Pupils who were undecided about their educational plans had a slightly reduced risk of being an occasional smoker compared to academic oriented pupils.
There was a common core of subjects plus electives in grades 10 and 11, but all subjects were oriented to the pupil's major area of study.
Their pupils are oval and vertically oriented.
In order to reject contributions from venous vessels when evaluating total arterial blood flow in the central retinal arteries (cp. Section 3.2), flow oriented away from the pupil was excluded from the integration.
When the users move their eyes, the amount of pixel-wise pupil displacement filtered by means of DTBGE is oriented to the screen relative to the initial gaze point and screen size.
All things being equal as measured, for example, by grade point averages (GPAs)—pupils from socially disadvantaged families are diverted from academically oriented tracks and instead opt for VET.
The project team attempted to help teachers transform traditional teaching into pupil-oriented teaching, where the child is more active than the teacher is.
There was growing unease about the perceived unfairness of the "11-plus" exam, taken by pupils at the end of primary school to decide whether they went to academically oriented "grammar" schools or more practically minded "secondary moderns".
Pupils as innovators and new thinkers, teachers as managers and coaches of learning, and schools as future oriented learning organizations can bring new innovations to improve society and provide competitive advantage in global competition.
As a consequence of early tracking, during compulsory education, pupils from socially disadvantaged families are over-represented in school types with lower requirements and, accordingly, in vocationally oriented tracks at subsequent educational levels.
