Sentence examples for pupils attention from inspiring English sources

Would a teacher who drew pupils' attention to the weaknesses of democracy be in breach of his duty to promote it?

One gets the impression that Olympiodorus gently but firmly directs his pupils' attention to an intellectual world waiting for them to discover it — if they want to.

These lessons focused pupils' attention on a particular thing and encouraged them to use all of their senses to explore it and urged them to use precise words to describe it.

The value of physical activity in schools should therefore be emphasised, both for physical health and for promoting pupils' attention and learning capacity in class (41, 42).

Other educational measures were also transmitted, such as not shouting, but drawing the pupils attention by means of other resources such as clapping their hands or using a whistle.

Punishment can be a double-edged sword, because of pupils' desire for attention.

Ministers says the new tests, to be introduced in 2016, will ensure higher standards and that all pupils receive the attention they deserve.

One of the teachers characterises this as like riding a rollercoaster and being bombarded with expectations and further explained: I don't know how much pain all the information from the mobile phone creates, but it implies enough harm to make pupils not pay attention in class because they're thinking about what's going on in the internet or in the last break.

I don't know how much pain all the information from the mobile phone creates, but it implies enough harm to make pupils not pay attention in class because they're thinking about what's going on in the internet or in the last break.

He sees Hinton constantly changing the angle of her gaze to check that every pupil is paying attention to whoever in the room is speaking, and silencing anyone who is not doing so with a subtle wave of her hand.

She said: "At school I was pushed aside as if I didn't matter, while the brighter pupils got all the attention.