Sentence examples for school confidence from inspiring English sources

Writer David Quantick, who worked with him, described Morris as "patrician", with public school confidence, but also really funny; as having the "gravitas and surrealism of Peter Cook".

It's about re-instilling school confidence and self-esteem for the children of these schools.

The covariates were the following variables: self-esteem and school-related variables (academic performance, school self-confidence and aspirations, school atmosphere), parental interaction (parental emotional support, parental control) and adolescent social support (with the exclusion of that from the parents).

Public schools confidence closely follows the presidency -- with 35percentt surveyed saying they had a great deal or quite a lot of confidence in the presidency -- and falls in the middle of top-contender the military and the lowest confidence-breeding Congress, at 12percentt.

Brown is reworking his proposal for his January budget, hoping that passage of his tax hike has given school officials confidence they will all receive sufficient money.

Identify the material you will learn at the start of the year (front), and practice (load) the material during the summer so you enter school with confidence.

Compared with children in the control group, however, children in the intervention group had 1.80 fewer days off school (95% confidence interval 0.11 to 3.13), 0.40 fewer visits to a doctor for asthma (0.11 to 0.62), and 0.25 fewer visits to a pharmacist for asthma (0.09 to 0.32).

Walk the halls at school with confidence and carry yourself with strength.

This is how you learn anything in school, gain confidence dating, and everything else in life.

Go back to school with confidence knowing you have cute accessories!

The questions about "my science class" provide information about different aspects of the students' perception of their science classes, including their motivation for science at school, their self-confidence in their own abilities in science at school, what they get out of science at school, and their perceptions of the necessity of science education (Schibeci and Lee 2003).