Sentence examples for small students from inspiring English sources

Children in Montessori programs spend three years with the same teacher, and because most Montessori schools are small, students have daily contact with the teachers who will educate them from the age of 3 to 12. Maria Montessori was well ahead of her time in this and many other ways.

That degree of interest, though small, students and professors said, represents a significant shift in campus attitudes toward the police since the heady days of rage 34 years ago, when protesting students took over an administration building and more than 200 were arrested.

Over the past few months, on campuses large and small, students across the nation have called attention to issues rooted in uncomfortable realities.

He chose Behrend for its strong engineering program and small student body of about 3,700.

With only 300 students, small student-to-teacher ratios and a collaborative teaching model, the school is very popular.

Indigenous students are also more likely to be older and therefore supporting families on their small student incomes.

But Adler's criteria for the right school include snow, a fairly small student body and a strong science program.

Watson recommends looking at facilities and cohort size – would a large or small student body suit you better?

It is largely a day school and had a relatively small student body until the 1980s, said its headmaster, Walter Johnson.

Described as "potted ivy" they share a small student body (Williams has 2,000 students) along with high academic standards, and an honour code.

So this spring, Mr. Reis and Mr. Morrison, with the help of a small student crew, began planting 2,000 plants that were all thriving on Manhattan in the 17th century.