Sentence examples for slower pupils from inspiring English sources

The study, led by Carol Vorderman, the TV presenter, also recommended creating a new-style practical maths GCSE to give slower pupils a decent understanding of real-life issues such as managing their finances and data handling.

Slower pupils will not sit different exams.

They exhorted the United States, like a slow, sluggish pupil, to play a role for which it had no natural inclination.

Progress towards the target is proving painfully slow and slowest among pupils from the most disadvantaged backgrounds.

He writes like a schoolmaster who, having lost all patience with a slow-witted pupil, is content to ridicule him before his cleverer classmates.

Despite closing 14 primary schools and removing 180 surplus places from secondary schools, Estyn said attempts to "modernise" the education service have been too slow and pupil numbers are continuing to drop.

Heroin constricts the user's pupils, slows respiration, heartbeat, and gastrointestinal activity, and induces sleep.

They include the DVD game – in which children have to respond to instructions such as fast forward and slow motion – and introduces pupils to the timeless classic that is Village People's YMCA (a key skill to develop for the wedding receptions they will attend throughout their lives).

More severe symptoms include nausea and vomiting, abdominal cramps, slow pulse, diarrhea, pinpoint pupils, difficulty breathing, coma, and possibly death.

She appeared comatose, estimated as GCS 4 (E2V1M1) on the Glasgow Coma Scale with flaccid tetraparesis, rotatory nystagmus and symmetrical mydriatic pupils with slow response to light stimulation.

The screen is black, my pupils begin their slow dilation; the notepad on my lap has disappeared.