Sentence examples for pupils pursued from inspiring English sources

His mother, who was a patient in the 1920s of Dr. Otto Rank, an Austrian psychoanalyst who was one of Freud's first pupils, pursued a lifelong interest in psychology.

More important to Summerhill, when pupils pursue further studies it is because they are motivated to do so, and therefore have an advantage over their peers.

"Because we have a large number of 11 to 16 schools and pupils pursue a wide range of different routes after 16, it would be detrimental to abolish GCSEs".

It is something to which a pupil pursuing only an academic GCSE or A-level cannot aspire.

A lesson in how to get girls excited about science and technology subjects Rename them Steam subjects, one teacher suggested in an intervention which could take much of the heat out of the controversy over whether pupils should pursue the arts or sciences.

The banks were already paying for Spanish pupils to pursue their doctorates at top institutes abroad, says Beato, so this was a natural extension of existing programs.

He instead pursued Apt Pupil: "It was a very dark subject matter, and it was something that came from passion".

Pupils interested in pursuing a professional career in computing will be given the opportunity to study in greater depth.

Both the education select committee and aspiring Labour leader Liz Kendall have raised the issue of attainment among white working-class pupils and this needs to be pursued.

And yet, if teachers were to treat their pupils with the same disdain, they would probably be pursued under capability proceedings.

Occasionally Epictetus offers preprofessional advice to pupils who intend to pursue a teaching career of their own.