Sentence examples for school malaise from inspiring English sources

It wasn't matchmaking — only a sympathetic gesture to take me out of my school malaise.

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The corruption of the military school reflects the larger malaise afflicting Peru.

Education reformers these days cast their nets far and wide to try to find a solution to the current malaise in our schools.

For instance, a parasitic worm infection may have its main effect on educational progress by causing diarrhoea and malaise, leading the child to miss school or to be listless and unmotivated in the classroom.

While in overweight children these behaviors may be more related to avoidance of school or other social situations, vague bodily pain, malaise and fatigue could also be related to poor quantity or quality sleep associated with sleep disordered breathing.

She made a failed attempt at medical school and then slipped into a nearly decade-long malaise over the direction of her life.

The first signs of this malaise appeared in 2006, when thousands of secondary school students took to the streets in what became known as the "penguins' revolution".

"It's all a symptom of the general malaise," says Catherine Nyman, deputy head of Frederick Bird primary school in the poor Hillfields district of the city.

"In 'Pull My Daisy,' nobody looks like a beatnik," he said of the cliched turtlenecks, berets and goatees that Kerouac likened to a Roman Catholic school dress code, and the movement's subtext of drugs and malaise.

Yet Cornwall's success comes as the government insists that the only way to solve what it sees as a deep-rooted structural malaise in children's services is a quick-fix school academy-style approach.