Sentence examples for pupil to learn from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of each lesson, teachers need to be precise in what they want each pupil to learn; the aim by the end of the lesson is that this has been achieved.

The moral tone that facilitators sometimes resorted to was both an indication of lack of exposure to the theories and methods used by adult educationalists (where the role of the educator is to enable and support the pupil to learn for themselves) as well as a mark of the strong need the facilitators felt to be advocates for the EPP.

However, exercise is useful in getting the blood pumping and helping the pupil to learn, so firstly consider what type of exercise is best (e.g. cardio, stamina, strength) and then times and agreements with parents and pupils should be made.

"Learning was not secure because there was too much for pupils to learn at once - notation, violin hold, bowing, names of the strings, and singing," the report said.

It requires pupils to learn Mandarin, to help Chinese newcomers feel welcome.

Many countries in Europe and North America now require all high-school pupils to learn about the Holocaust.

A new school programme requires all pupils to learn to code from the age of seven.

Fourthly, what are you hoping for pupils to learn in class?

"It would create opportunities for staff and pupils to learn a great deal from each other".

And, of course, I'm not just talking about opportunities for pupils to learn.

Early results suggest that, for pupils to learn certain sorts of information, brief repetition interspersed with complete breaks works well.