Sentence examples for pupils colleagues from inspiring English sources

Other work-related variables dealt with reported dissatisfaction with certain job aspects (timetable, time constraints, salary, resources, training), experienced difficulties with others (pupils, colleagues, parents, administration), as well as reasons for choosing the teaching profession (job security, feeling a calling for teaching).

"If someone is nominated by a parent or pupils or colleagues, that means an awful lot.

He managed to excite the affection of his pupils, his colleagues and, above all, his readers.

They were stuffed with rarities, from among Wolpe's works and those of his forebears, pupils and colleagues.

Gradually, a list of names to look for emerged, but the sketches, kept in the artist's studio and shown only to pupils and colleagues, were rarely signed.

As he pointed out in an interview on Tuesday, his is "a small, intimate film" about a difficult subject: the consequences of a popular teacher's suicide on her Montreal pupils and colleagues.

The ones he does hold on to remind him of the past, of euphoric victories and agonizing defeats, of former pupils and colleagues, of a team he once pledged allegiance to — and, later, would try to throttle once a season.

Nicol Williamson's English teacher at Central grammar school, Birmingham – and part inspiration for his famous role as Merlin – was Tom Reader, a charming, gentle scholar who affectionately called his pupils and colleagues "chums" or "rogues".

Vale is a reticent, vaguely depressed man, no longer much interested in his teaching job at a university in Connecticut where he seems on good terms with neither pupils nor colleagues.

The top-billed teacher on the show, a social studies instructor played by Jessalyn Gilsig, rarely appears before a class, though she has some effective moments in conversation with pupils and colleagues.

"We are thinking of Stephenie's family, friends, pupils and colleagues at this very difficult time".