Sentence examples for pupils lives from inspiring English sources

Haytham Abu Sabha, Nawal's teacher, says his pupils' lives are "very hard.

Shweta Sharma, a teacher in the nearby state of Jharkand, wrote an impassioned essay in FirstPost, about the impact of the midday meals program on her pupils' lives.

If there is one subject that thrives on its relevance to pupils' lives, it is geography and many teachers have responded very positively to this new opportunity.

He was a remarkable teacher, one whose antics and energy everyone remembered, his grade six unlike any other year in his pupils' lives.

Even though the teachers spend the first few weeks of school driving around the district from house to house, it's a welcome window into their pupils' lives outside the classroom.

This mentor represented a cadre of men and women initially recruited to work in elementary schools between the world wars and who, despite being looked down upon by many of the more established professions, were dedicated to developing all aspects of pupils' lives.

Pupils live down to low expectations or pick up subtle cues about gender differences.

Around half of the pupils live in the city's five poorest wards.

But research by the National Association for Language Development in the Curriculum [Naldic] demonstrated that levels of achievement were dependent on where pupils lived.

At Anmin School about half of the pupils live in a cramped, spartan dormitory building in a muddy yard at the back of the barrack-like complex.

Some of the "unluckiest" children are poorer pupils living in the affluent areas of the Home Counties - where schools have less experience of tackling disadvantaged.