Sentence examples for pupils in both from inspiring English sources

From a personal perspective, I have taught secondary-level science to pupils in both state and faith schools.

Policy makers would err if they concluded that a school filled with working-class children outperformed one with poor children simply because it had higher scores, even though pupils in both places got subsidized lunches.

Pupils in both inner and suburban London obtain a higher pass rate in the five core subjects (which must include English and maths) in the GCSE exams sat by pupils at 16 than the national average (see chart).The stubborn performance gap between richer and poorer pupils has also narrowed in the city in the past decade.

The EyeLink recorded eye movements at a sampling rate of 250 Hz and a spatial resolution of approximately 0.5° using an infrared video-based tracking technology to compute the center and size of the pupils in both eyes.

In addition to wheezing, other symptoms reported by pupils in both districts included shortness of breath, cough, and chest tightness.

Pupils in both the intervention conditions will receive a process evaluation questionnaire to assess the tailored feedback letters.

Sōken, who was skillful in both Chinese-style ink painting and the traditional Tosa school painting, which employed Japanese subject matter and a colourful decorative style, instructed his pupil in both these manners.

Table 1 lists the magnitude of wavefront aberrations until the fifth order for a 6.5-mm pupil in both groups at 12 months' follow-up.

According to John Marks, an education researcher, 14-year-olds in Ulster are 18 months ahead of pupils in England in both English and mathematics.

The researchers in the 2004 study tested pupils educated in both languages, those more likely to have two ready labels for a wide range of vocabulary, and who were forced to switch often.

According to registration details, a total of 60 pupils participated in both the pre- and post-test.